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Re: Brigador
I'm sure Brigador will do better in the long term. It's one of those Indie gems. They need to get a bunch of medium sized YouTube or twitch steamers that love indie or mech games. Also getting in a bundle or sale would probably help. There's summer game drought and they need to take advantage of it before fall. -
Re: Unwrapping a Sphere?
@Noren you read it correctly. however in my experience baking and display rendering engines are not always perfectly aligned. especially when you are using more than 1 rendering engine (one for rendering animations, and one for rendering real-time content(in the editor or a game engine). so you can't always count on them… -
Re: What would be your approach in texturing a big asset like this?
I’m looking forward to seeing your progress on this! One of the best things about this forum is how you can use it as a work-in-progress record of your project, posting visual updates as you work, and getting feedback along the way. It’s a very powerful way to work. Make a new Topic, and post your plans, then reply with… -
Re: [The Beast] - [Jackie Estacado - The darkness]
Hi polycounters, We're getting close to the dead line (rush, rush, rush :) ). Today, I worked on different pieces : - I added gems on the right arm, plus i re-worked the scales along the armor to get more details : I hope you like, any commentaries are appreciated :) -
Re: Procedural gradient falloff shading for a simple path
OK, gave it a try, it's a good idea, works great in most cases and super easy to author. But the point where two gradients start intersecting becomes a problem because I cant get a smooth transition between the two gradients. Changing the geo/tessellation helps, but seems to shift the issue, not get rid of it completely. -
Re: Nice HighPoly = Ever Nice Bake Possible?
First thing you should always do is a blockout man! Block everything out first! Dont care about turbosmooth at that stage! Just get the proportions down right and general shape down. Then it will be more easy to get the hipoly right. Just a matter of cleaning geo and adding control edges :) keep going! -
Re: Julie - Golden Armor - onelunglewis
Im not %100 nailed to the concept. However I do want to get that little crease in the lips in there. Didn't get much done over the weekend. I cleaned up the head geo and patched in a torso so I could fix the seam between the neck and chest. I also started roughing out the coller. -
Re: So why do so many of you switch jobs so often?
Yeah unfortunately, to get a big raise in this industry you usually have to switch compaines. Sometimes if you stick around for a while you get a yearly raise or a bonus or something like that, but if you want a big ass raise and want to move to a different income tax bracket, hopping companies is your best bet. -
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Re: Unreal Tournament - Outpost23
curious about that too, I'm not very familiar with modular environment art and starting to look for best practices.. I'd think it would use up extra space in the lightmaps & add more unseen geo? Or if lightmapping this geo, does the mesh have UV2's made (instead of auto-unwrapping) where the capped geo gets shrunk to a…
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