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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2022
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Re: Mighty Mick's Boxing! - Unreal Scene based on the Rocky Franchise
Sorry there haven't been any updates in a while, been on holiday and what not ^^ Currently working on modelling the Boxing Ring, Looking at references from the films as well as looking up 1970 boxing rings. -
Re: Masonry...
I have "Modern Practical Masonry" from: http://www.donhead.com/ Note: Modern is late 1920's, when it was originally published. I bought it for the details on geometry. Have your compass handy. -
Re: Autodesk Games Engine - Stingray
what's the deal with these 1980's style green screenshots - is this how you advertise a product in 2015 or am I missing something or could we post more infomative cat pictures instead? -
Re: King of marrageness
Congrats, man. (I met the wife in 1984, married in 1990. Still together and closer than ever!). I wish you nothing but the best - and hope you have a long and happy relationship. -
Re: Can anyone recommend a good book on lighting?
[ame="https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0321316312/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=0321316312&linkCode=as2&tag=gameactors-21"]Digital Lighting and Rendering by Jeremy Birn.[/ame] Buy it now -
Re: John Carter
haha yea, I got me and my lady a cineworld card which gets us unlimited cinema each month and 3d only costs us £1.50 each, as opposed to the usual £9 each!!!!! complete rip off -
Re: GE-U25B (TF2)
GE-U25B is from 1959, the tf2 train is from is from 1972. Admittedly my photoshop skills are relatively poor though, so at the moment dirtying up the texture is beyond me. (which may be what makes it stick out?) -
Re: Sketchbook: Oskar Reftel
After checking out http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80005 I couldn't keep myself from changing the topology on my hacker. Changed her features as well. She went from about 1600 tris to 1750. -
Re: Seattle architecture photoshoot . Day 1
Some interesting photos in there; there are some beautiful examples of Neoclassical and Art Deco architecture downtown worth photographing, such as Smith Tower (1914), Seattle Tower (1929), Exchange Building (1930), Seattle Asian Art Museum (1933), to name a couple.
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