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Re: SketchBook: Syros
A couple of month ego I saw one of amazing concepts from "Greg Broadmore" for a Venusian environment he did for a Workshop : This world is around his astonishing universe of Dr. Grordbort, totally blown up by that I decided to make this one in UE4 so that i can wonder about inside it in VR, worked on it on spare times, I… -
Re: Real-Time Artistry
I received a royal spanking with the title and topic in that thread. :poly103: So I am hoping to gather weblinks/blogs for my students with this thread. :poly108: This is a link to my students work. http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68766 As you can see they work really hard but I would like to help those… -
Re: how do you grade game art?
Wow, this is all really harsh! Hahaha. I hope newbies are still willing to get into games after this. well at the studios I've worked at the judging on the art was pretty much the same but there are somethings that i think people forgot. One, what style are you working in? Many times I've seen people put WAY too much… -
Re: Xbox 360: Error E74
I wish they did that a couple months ago... But I was able to fix it... so no complaining here. :) I wrote this in an email to someone a couple weeks ago. The e74 error is said to be a error with either the AV cable, ana chip, or graphics chip. So before you go and open your xbox... you need to try a new AV cable (or… -
Re: Workflow nowadays taking megascans into account?
Im not sure if MW2 used so many megascans at all, definitely not "as is" Personally just throwing in megascans is not a great way to make a production environment which can be art directed / color changed and have a clean and fast library You should plan what exactly you need, and especially in AAA no environment artists… -
Re: Messing with Job Scammers (the thread formerly known as "Question for anybody over at Riot Games")
Yeah, this is a scam going out. Got this email from 'segaremotejobs@gmail.com'. You don't need to pay too much attention to be able to figure out how dumb it sounds. $70 per hour, part time, proficient with pencil and paper. The whole thing was just ridiculous. I feel people new in the industry are easy targets, because… -
Re: Jumping from hard surface to sculpting
95% of sculpting is anatomy. 5% is learning the tools to put that knowledge into practice. Learn anatomy. Eat, breath, sleep, dream it. Trying to follow along an advanced sculpting tutorial with no clue of anatomy is a complete waste of time. It's not like hard surface modeling tutorials at all. This is why 90% of… -
Re: UDK COMING TO iOS this Thursday!!!
Well the guys at work and I have had a look at unity and udk and both are rather exciting, we havent reached a decision about any of it yet but we have realised that there are some major pros but also some very serious cons. pros - excellent engine with great features, this goes without saying really cons - 1. in order to… -
Re: Being a nobody, to somebody
1) Master one thing before moving onto other things. Mastery in multiple disciplines is a huge bonus. It often goes one of two ways: Career: Where people grow and expand their skillet often mastering new disciplines as they continue to work. That job I did for a while: Often they focus on one thing, burn out and leave.… -
Re: Hourences - Unreal Solus Project
Ah hi guys. Someone linked me on to this thread. First of all my videos are getting a bit old so it is entirely up to you to decide for yourself. The price is reasonable I think, and the feedback has been really good, but I made these 2 years ago with UE4.0 so it is getting old. Due to lack of time I am unable to produce…
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