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The Beast - Voteth the Tomb Guardian
Voteth was once a man, his true name lost to time. In a time long gone, he was raised as a royal bodyguard. In his youth he was assigned to protect a beautiful princess. Over time he grew to love her and she, him. Their love grew and they were happy. Time passed and the princess grew ill. Tragically, the illness overcame… -
Re: European court declares resale of used software licenses legal, not matter where and
The ruling says nothing about the DRM side of the issue. So basically - for software packages with a license system not bound to hardware or some kind of user ID, its cool to re-sell the license. But I dont see this affecting Steam, or any recent DRM scheme really. In other words : the ruling does NOT say that every… -
Re: Traveling to England
[ QUOTE ] I'll cut in on ricks northumberland recommendations - between alnwick and bamburgh castles is dunstanburgh castle, my favourite. Not so much for the ruin itself although its still good, more for the fact you can't drive to it - you have to park in the village a couple of miles south, and walk up the coast to it.… -
Re: With all fresh new Adobe 3d substance what are real improvements?
For a person like me who had an art college education with just a little bit of descriptive geometry and "perspective " subject based on some classical authors, studying what math they use in antique Rome to produce theatrical perspective or what projections Hypatia of Alexandria invented in 3 cent AD just because… -
Re: UDK modular seam problem
No, doing what you're talking about is going to invert one of the faces and create that seam down the middle, whether there's a break in the UVs or not. It's like bookending a piece of wood - you end up with a mirror image on the other side...great for antique furniture, not so much for walls. What I mean is to make those… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | January - February (64)
I changed my approach to doing trims. Instead of making the trim first, guessing what I needed, I roughly blocked out the model and just used different color strips to get an idea of what I needed and how big the strips needed to be. This way helps a lot with texel density too as you're making it for a 1:1 size with the… -
Re: Photo Reference Packs from Nomad Photo Reference
Photo Reference Pack: Korean Architecture Download on Artstation This Korean Architecture photo pack is divided into four subfolders. Architecture from the 70s.This street has been rebuilt to display a typical South-Korean city in the 70s. You will find inspiration to recreate shops & restaurants from that… -
Re: possibly the best box modeling ever ?
In a lot of places the thoughts of box-modeling complex organic forms(human/creature anatomy) is antiquated. It was revolutionary 20-odd years ago as it replaced an even more tedious and unnatural method of stitching nurb surfaces together. Then Zbrush revolutionised that again(Mudbox was developed in-house at Weta not… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | September - October (68)
@dyceus Thank you for the advice! I've made some more improvements to the glass and water effects in the jars. I've added a roughness multiplier and a Fresnel node into the opacity, although plugging the normal in seemed to overdo the effect. I kind of like the algae texture I came up with for the water, but creating any… -
Re: [WIP] Verutum anti-armor rifle
I don't think ComfyCushion has it right, Keith Thompson does an awful lot of designs and orthos for direct use of modeling, he'd know better than to incorporate a cutaway on a concept. A look through the rest of his weapons gallery (most contracted for games) features no such cutaway views. Anyway sorry I didn't see this…
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