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Re: What's happening here and is this common practise...?
Hello ! The example with the hands is really as straightforward and self-evident as it can be. If a modeler on a team made the model the way shown on the right, for a bake supposed to capture smooth skin/organics, it simply would have to be redone after removing these hard edges because they are not only unnessary, but… -
Re: Help with molded plastic shapes/transitions (weapon modeling)
@Boosted24v Not a problem, you're welcome. You're definitely on the right track. it's just about finding a process that works well with your available tool set and getting those fine details down. There's many different ways to approach creating the base mesh. Some artists prefer non-destructive workflows and others are… -
Re: The wonders of technical art (Unreal Engine)
I would like to share something with you guys, that I discovered some time ago, but I didn't have nice use cases to show it off. Now in the ray marcher, it saves me a lot of time, and simplifies and shortens the hlsl code that I actually need to write. Hopefully it will be useful for someone else too. It is about adding… -
Re: Environment artist - Intro & Portfolio critique,
Just a quick portfolio review of your artstation - I like your colours, and I like your moods. I like your ability to previsualize a very, very early mood sketch. But if you want more work in the games industry as a concept artist, then I'd like to see more specific examples of 'designing' self contained assets. Right now… -
Re: Jukebox Hero Prop
I didn't checked on any references.. but the detail/scale of the worn out metal seems to be more fitting to for example some smaller thing like maybe a painted toolbox (??) or of the metal case would be thicker and will be worn out very much like for example some forklift.. now i checked and.. .. it seems you got the… -
Re: Anime Process + Shader Techniques
Sorry, I didn't realize -- yes, exactly that -- I know enough that I can make rudimentary shader code, I'm just looking for operations/math/advice/direction/etc that might help me to achieve something like the above images/examples, especially with the constraints I've mentioned (performant enough for many onscreen chars… -
Re: My First 3D project. Your Thoughts? thanks in advance
Not too bad! The one issue that sticks out to me is scale. For example, in your reference the top of the door lines up with the top of the cabinet. Residential doors are around 203 cm tall (in the US). Your average person is about 160 cm tall. This means the cabinet in the reference is reachable by a person of average… -
Re: [FOLIAGE] ~ Polycount VS alpha cutout, which one to favour in trees?
Hopefully you've taken a breather, it seemed like you were getting pretty stressed out and wasting lot of energy on posts. If you put half the energy into figuring out your problem that you did into posting, you would have 1-2 test cases up and running and be well on your way to figuring out a workable solution. ;) 1st… -
Threewave is Hiring - Environment Artist
Threewave will be at the San Francisco GDC from Feb. 19 - Feb. 22!! 3D Environment Artist Mid-Senior Level Threewave Software is seeking experienced Environment Artists to create compelling environments for our newest exciting PC and Console titles. Threewave Software believes in supporting team effort and is looking for… -
(PAID) UK (based South-east) University looking for Unity/Maya Sessional experts
Hello all, I am pleased to announce an opening for sessional tutors to deliver their area of expertise to budding Game design students. We are looking for seasoned artists/designers with an extensive background with Maya and/or Unity. You must have worked on a major title and/or have experience on a game project. You would…
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