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Re: Do you ever think of making an impact on the world as an artist?
1. RARELY is it someone's job to change the world. A job can enable you to change the world, a job can give you the skills or confidence to go off on your own, to try and change the world, but generally, a job exists to help someone make money. Now you might say, "what about doctors/scientists/whoever? They change the… -
Re: Bandwagon time! - Arenanet Arttest
Thanks, yeah I'm hoping it's helpful to someone, maybe someone can learn something from seeing my work, or else someone can tell me how to improve that work. Seems like a win-win situation. @Donavonyoung - It's an interesting thing with art tests really... do you try to match the concept that you're given? Do you try to… -
Re: EA Purchasing Bioware/Pandemic...
It really seems like this was a cunning plan all along to bag these 2 companies. Despite how far fetched that may or may not sound, it prolly went something like this... The Scenario: So after a tough CEO company golf meeting, a victorious Larry Prostate says to a beleaguered Jon Ficuscello Gosh, I love sinking my balls… -
Re: Hand injuries/Wrist support?
I weight train often, have a couple of martial art black belts, rock climb for grip strength and I've been at this for years, all of which help but don't relieve. I've rotated through a ton of supports, tablets, braces and ergonomic mice also I've been using a trackball for the past month or so, it takes some getting used… -
Electro girl
So I decided to make a "normal" character. that is, no fanatasy or scifi elements. 2 reasons; first i wanted to see if i can make something outside my comfort zone that is intresting, and second, i really need to practise on anatomy and realistic texturing. the concept; the highpoly; the tracksuit jacket is only wip, right… -
Unreal Engine - Artist's Guide to Optimize [WIP]
I've decided to shift all Unreal Engine tutorials and information, including free tools, materials, textures and uassets to my website at: B3D Game Dev http://b3dgamedev.com It's still in it's early phases of development, but there are tips on unreal tools already in there. I'm always open to questions or… -
Ray marching - Chapter 1 - The very basics and all about the clipping
Ray marching has become a very popular technique these days among real time artists and developers, due to the crazily increasing hardware speed. It was widely used in the past too, but mostly in offline applications because of its computation requirements. But luckily now we can have a glimple in our real time renderers… -
Learning the Nintendo style
I am learning how to model/texture using a consistent art-style, what I am aiming at: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Wii U) Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo Switch) Some information: - My current toolset: Maya LT, Substance Live, Photoshop - My background: a programmer and game designer (not an artist, but I am… -
Re: HELP:Getting Started
What object are you trying to unwrap? Joe Harford goes over a lot of the basic techniques that you can use to unwrap basically any object. [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfdLAdprceM"]Tracker Knife Part 3: NextGen asset production series - YouTube[/ame] Millenia also made a nice tutorial, it's a bit slower paced and… -
Re: Modo - Maya style ALT+LMB+MMB viewport/camera interaction
I can't exactly remember! I think I left it on as default when I first installed. I just tried turning it off; what the fuuuuck. How does non-trackball even work. When you're looking at Y being straight up everything just gets weird. I assume you're meant to work with Y always being up; whereas in trackball rotation it…
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