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Re: How Many AAA Character Artist Positions Are There in our Industry?
i don't give titles, awards, meta critic and all that stuff much thought(just like making fun games/art), so i didn't know what AAA really meant, like racer is mentioning. we won some awards, but were a brand new company and haven't shipped a game yet... meh i just don't get caught up in titles. i don't want to derail the… -
Re: My First Female Head Model
Hey. :) I'm no expert, but a couple of things about the likeness are standing out to me. I think there's something a bit off with her cheeks in the third image of your re-topo, they are looking a bit hollow. By the looks of it Olivia Wilde has strong cheekbones and a defined jaw, but her jaw is looking a bit too narrow in… -
Re: Outliner 2.0 - Scene management tool for 3ds Max
Oh... ok. That would be helpful but I don't find myself changing the modes all that often. I have it set the way I like and it hardly changes. BUT I might switch modes more often if it was easier to switch back and forth. User defined would be more helpful. Sort of a "save/load various defaults easily through filtering?… -
Re: My environments
Are you doin this for Texture and Light at AAU? The format looks familiar... I really like your design choices, patterns and motif overall. The centerpiece is strong... waterfall is a nice touch. I assume you're vert lighting this. Either way, I'd push the contrast more overall, try to define the light source(s) a bit more… -
Re: Demo reel concept drawings
Looking good, I like the shapes and such, however is that wireframe your control mesh? If so, it's getting far too dense. You've got huge amounts of edges and polys defining nothing at all - for example on the neck and thigh, those are smooth surfaces, they shouldn't need any more than a few polys defining them since they… -
Re: Head Sculpt
For just coming to grips with mudbox and sculpting I'd say you did a great job. The main thing that I would look to improve on your next sculpts is nailing your base forms first before detailing. Try to think about sculpting from the inside then out. Focus on the shape of the skull as it should define most of your head.… -
How to have eyelid animation conform to eyeballs?
Eyelid animation is obviously a very important part of getting an expression to look right, and this involves various amounts of eye narrowing, eye twitches, etc. What I'm curious about is, when defining keyframes for eyelids, how to actually get them to reliably conform against the surface of the eyeball. It seems to me… -
Re: Free 3dsmax autorig and calling info from other script problem
Nice work man! This rig feels really nice. I'll give it a go later. In Spine_rig.ms there was a function in a function. I just moved that function outside of the other function. I had to rename it to. Because It seems you are reusing function names. In Auto_Rig.ms you created a dependency loop. CreateNulls() references… -
Re: I suck, and I don't know why.
Another thing you could do, is doing paintovers from time to time, to help you figure out what needs to be improved. You could do paintovers on top of your clay renders, to help defining forms better, and over the material/texture render, to help you defining material parameters, like specularity, glossines, SSS, BDRF and… -
Re: Dragon
Thank you snader, yeah since im pretty new to zbrush ive been skipping parts and trying out stuff ive never done before. I had more defined muscles in the beginning of the sculpt when trying to get a believable anatomy, but toned them down a bit when i thougt about that the skin would be thick and not to tight, might go…
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