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Re: Where do you host your portfolio?
Figured we needed a more informational break down of hosts. I'm doing their cheapest plan and their 25 GB bandwidth plans. If you want to update the orginal post with this and ask people to reply with this format, it'd be awesome. ZacD: http://holeinthewallhosting.com/ Hole in the Wall Hosting - Uptime: 99.94% - Lowest… -
Re: How much of your success do you attribute to talent?
how do you separate the ability to hard work and determination from any other natural ability? some people just cant stay focused long enough or stay determined no matter what the circumstances are. i see the ability to work hard as a talent or a natural ability as well. i think it is more of an ego issue when you deny all… -
Re: If you like color I need your eyes / Crit Please
I really like Kites PO, I think he has some great suggestions also. It might have a little too much atmosphere, as in fog/humidity. You could probably bump up the brightness a bit. Something to think about too, is that, lighting is a guide for the player. Where are you wanting them to go? You probably want to tailor you… -
Re: So how much DO you know about your programs?
[ QUOTE ] yeah the scripting is great if you know how. But seriously how many people here can write really crazy and helpful scripts. [/ QUOTE ] Well to that I say two things. First, any studio worth its salt should have a tech artist who can write helpful scripts, it really doesn't take a CSc degree to learn. Second, it… -
[FILLED] Technical Artist Needed — Custom Shaders & Volume Profile Template Creation
Hello, I am an indie game developer working on a first-person 3D narrative game (mid-poly, atmospheric/stylized — not photorealistic) built in Unity 6 URP. The game spans five distinct environments ranging from warm domestic interiors to cold institutional facilities to overcast outdoor settings. The same room geometry is… -
Re: Help! Do you mix different materials and objects on one trim sheet or keep seperate?
^^ yes, that there's no point optimising until you've measured the cost and deemed it to be too high however if it's an exercise for school or portfolio and you want it to look like you know what you're doing I'd generally advise that you group things by how they are used - eg. materials you use on furniture on a furniture… -
Re: Have you people reached your limits in terms of skills?
i dont think there is a plateau. i think you see it that way because you look up to those with greater skill than you. for you, that stuff is so distant that you think its a very narrow space where all have the same skill level. but ask the people in it, and they would surely tell you they see huge differences in skill… -
Re: Is This How a Normal Map Should Look or Am I Doing Something Wrong?
Hello ! No problem. Models from high profile games from this era (PS3/360) are IMHO excellent examples of what can be done with a reasonnable budget. Not only in terms of raw numbers (tris # and texture sizes) but also because they're good reality checks on what matters and where to cleverly cut corners, in turn giving you… -
Re: Hallway Environment- Modular/Lighting Study | Real-Time Environment
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Re: How does your 2D education help you as a 3D Artist
I personally find 3d a better medium for learning anatomy, Not that 2d isn't but in a 3d environment you need to think about the connections between muscles because you actually need to make them. In 2D it isn't always so clear when you try to copy/study drawings of muscles from books like Loomis and Hogarth for example.…
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