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Re: Entry level freelance opportunities
@cardinal Why would studios care whether or not you've freelanced? -
Re: Making sense of hard edges, uvs, normal maps and vertex counts
@DeathstrokeFTW; did you read this? http://polycount.com/discussion/81154/understanding-averaged-normals-and-ray-projection-who-put-waviness-in-my-normal-map/p1 It goes through the waviness; the why and the how to mitigate it. -
Re: A Big Bag
Semi-pro! I remembered the last quote! Who knew watching afew parts could make me remember? :) Edit; now that I think about it, WHY DIDN'T YOU USE FUNNIER QUOTES! -
Re: How we created fluidmeshes and clouds for Battlefield 1
Again, it wasn't used because it was too expensive and had other issues when used at this scale, which is why I find it confusing that you keep referring me to papers written by the people who worked on it. -
Re: New Modo Technology Preview
Btw here are some awesome scripts from Seneca Maynard of ID who seems to love Modo and after looking over all his scripts I can see why http://www.indigosm.com/modoscripts.htm -
Re: My tiny Art Dump
Well I didn't mean that you shouldn't texture, what I mean is personally, If I had a weakness in sculpting, I would train it to a decent level before moving to texturing. Let's assume you were learning texturing+sculpting: If you don't have painting/drawing background (which I assume you do), then no amount of characters… -
Re: Need an honest opinion, in a mid life crisis at the moment
wtf 30.000 more expensive than when i got there? T_T anyway, it depends, I really love vfs back there, amazing working environment. and yes. you will find people who spend time working in something after class. maybe because of the expensive amazing "toys" vfs has there. including all the drawing tool, and sculpting tool.… -
Re: Info: going rate for 1,500 tri model+texture
I can understand why people are opposed to others charging low prices for their work, BUT, keep in mind the US even if its large market is not center of the universe, I can cover my expenses even if I charge 10$ per hour with all taxes in the mix. There are things like licences but I can probably charge accordingly based… -
Re: Newcomer with lofty goals, hoping Polycount will bring me closer
I think if you like both programming and art your best bet would be on technical art. Technical artist is a guy who serves as a bridge between coders and artists. Daily responsibilities can include writing shaders, coding tools for artists, setting up animation state machines, optimizing game assets, writing technical… -
Re: I'm finding it impossible to land a job
The "blue collar" work can be difficult to come by depending on your area you live in. Why would say a fast food place hire a teenager/student/recent grad and know that the person is just going to leave when they find a real job, when they can hire an adult who they know will stay in that position. Your typical…
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