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Re: Each indie game dev role's Tools Cost
Freelancers will usually pay for their own tools, which they are expected to calculate into their rate as overhead. There are also tax benefits there. A studio should be supplying its employees with tools. It's often cheaper to get bulk licenses and it's MUCH easier to make sure everything used is legal. A while back there… -
GI-Joe Cobra Battle Tank
The base model of this tank is built on the Cobra Battle Tank. I have started to make some modifications to the tank. Using parts off real world tanks thanks to the awesome supply of references from PrimePortal. The antenna on the rear of the turret were taken from French AMX designs, engine vents on the back came from… -
[Volunteer/Portfolio] 3D Character Artist Wanted - 14-Day Horror Game Jam Demo - Malice Paradigm
Malice Paradigm is officially initiating core asset production today for our upcoming T-rated psychological horror game, "Teratophobia." We are starting with an accelerated 14-day development cycle to build a self-contained 7-minute Game Jam Demo. Voice talent casting is already locked via Casting Call Club, and we are now… -
Re: New 3D Nintendo portable announced: Nintendo 3DS
There is no evidence whatsoever that 3d turns your eyes to mush, not even little kids, its just the general panicking which is common these days. Nintendo is just doing what they did with the photosenstive nonsense which only effects a very few people(tiny tiny tiny proportion) and they would already likely be aware… -
Re: Employer's feelings about external plugins
I usually end up buying niche programs myself as long as the price is reasonable, stuff like draster and mystic thumbs. Sometimes it can take a while to get a program, even if they are willing to pay for it. In my experience, employers don't have any problems with you using other programs/plugins, as long as you have a… -
Re: Frontpage browser compatibility?
W3C Validator will tell you: Line 5, column 6: required attribute "TYPE" not specified but I've never known why this is important. I normally leave the "alt" tag off my images. I guess it's all a matter of compatibility and accessibility for larger sites. I believe some sites can be sued for not providing these functions.… -
Re: BOOM CRASH
This march. A spanish lady who speaks no english, slammed on her brakes at a yellow light. She was in an explorer, I hit her with a geo metro. No damage to her vehicle and mine is considered totaled. She sued me for whiplash and won. I could'nt defend the case because my bank failed to transfer funds for a car insurance… -
Re: Sketchbook: Jake Juip
This is great, love the lighting! The biggest problem for me is that the effects are overpowering everything else, so I can’t really focus on anything but the sparks. And the spinning camera makes it harder on top. I would suggest toning those both way down. The materials have a nice amount of grunge, but I can’t tell if… -
Re: Bernie Sanders ideas is to make Wall Street pay for free education
Actually, we don't pay to tuition in most cases and in Denmark for example, every dane over the age of 18 is entitled to public support for his or her further education - regardless of social standing, called SU (which is the Danish students' Grants and Loans Scheme). But I'm guess its a real bad system because we are… -
Re: Your software to work with in the studio.
This. Any company that has a laissez faire about you using your own software hasn't been sued by a software association. At the minimum IT should take down any documentation that proves your license is valid. So in all it's one half legal protection and one half not wanting to mess up their pipeline. So i'd say buy your…
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