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Psyonix San Diego, the makers of Rocket League, now hiring DevOps Engineer!
DevOps Engineer Psyonix, an independent video game developer located in downtown San Diego, is looking for a qualified Dev Ops Engineer for its Online Services team. The ideal candidate has significant experience configuring and maintaining servers. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: • Monitor performance of the… -
Unity3D developer team looking for a customer
[FONT="]Dear customer,[/FONT] [FONT="]I represent moderate team of professional digital artists, which can afford highest quality with lowest price. [/FONT] [FONT="] [/FONT] [FONT="]Here is a list of our services:[/FONT] [FONT="]1. Concept art creation - characters, props, environment (4-8… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
@mustacheman lol. i agree in pricnciple but itts a question of degree. Is a solid leader worth 50 times as much as vertex pusher nose picker? Yeah. More like 300x more. But not 3000x. That's absurd. But you also have to keep in mind, being the leader is a service. If you don't have a mindset of service, you gonna end up… -
Re: Your thoughts on the current state of the workshop/DOTA2Store
I wholeheartedly agree with pretty much everything said so far in this thread. A suggestion for the Organization part: since Valve wants to support the esports scene so much like they claim to, why can't they give a percentage of THEIR share instead of the artist's? They do it for service providers (like Blender,… -
Re: Skate (Streets of Rage) - WIP
Hey DashXero, Thanks for taking a look at Skate! When the idea was originally conceived it was meant to be nothing more than just a strict update for hypothetical use in a game. I agree there is a lot of symmetry on the upper torso, I could never really think of anyway to break it up. I really like the idea of a roller… -
Re: [Remote Work] Regarding Software purchases/software licenses
Well yeah, duh. Thats the price you pay when trying to live off of it. And thats something you have to consider in your hourly rate. There is an investment up front that you need to cover over time and there are follow up costs that will come to you every now and then, new software, updates, whatnot. Heck i have full Maya,… -
Re: The wonders of technical art (Unreal Engine)
I still feel consoles are better. My ps2 still works to this day and its something that I can keep because I own it and it brings back good memories. Having something internet based isn't something u can own. What about the games? I am not sure whether u can have an original copy of the games. I understand this is a move… -
Re: Portal 2
Had a blast playing the game, I sorta wished they'd done some more open ended type puzzles with the new mechanics, large open rooms where you just go crazy throwing paint all over the place for funs, but it delivered on all the levels i felt it had to. I wont be buying anything from the store partly I'm broke and and… -
Re: Fluid looking for CGI Generalist (UK)
We're a creative agency based in Derby, looking for a talented CGI and multimedia artist with the creativity, talent and ambition to continue building a new service department within Fluid. Working closely with our creative team, you'll offer our clients a service including property CGI visualisation, animation, corporate… -
Re: 3DS Max 2015 Creasemod.dlm error
I've googled it (error code 127) and all I get is a single thread on Autodesk's page where they can't find a solution. one person said to clear their appdata folder, but I'm having a strange conundrum where that doesn't work. (also max somehow decided to install everything into it's main directory. I have no idea why it…
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