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Re: [Blender] MESHmachine: Hard Surface focused Mesh Modeling
v0.6.8 for Blender 2.80 is out now Gumroad If you are an existing MM customer on gumroad, check your email for a 100% discount. MESHmachine 0.6.8 is a separate product now. If you have not received an email, please reach out to me directily at mesh@machin3.io About 0.6.8 The 0.6.8 release is the first MESHmachine for… -
Re: [Finished] Sector 1 - a sci-fi passage in UE4
Here is my latest update. I made a detailed blog post where I summarized all the things I learned in creating this scene. You can find it here: The Gabmeister Blog #3 - Sector 1, a sci-fi passage in Unreal Engine I spent a significant amount of time playing around with fog settings until I got something that made the scene… -
Re: USD and USDZ
Looks like Omniverse could become a big thing in big stuiods. Artists are able to work on the same asset/level at the same time. Autodesk and Allegorithmic whre involved in the design of this new workflow. The magic behind is that USD files are streamable. https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-omniverse Here a youtube… -
Re: Using subdivided edges as curves…the better curve based modeling workflow (imho)
A implied curve/solid behaviour but essentially an explicit parametric polygonal workflow?! Which can be advantageous in terms of streamlining a freeform visualisation of the object in question, especially hard surface content, either working from refs or not. -
Re: New game project needs efficient and interesting art style
taking sculpting and baking out of the mix really streamlines things. one thing you can do is base most of your work off a couple of base meshes and just reuse as much as possible. it really depends on the game. Two good examples of small team, low budget games on either end of the graphics spectrum are "The Long Dark" and… -
Re: Game Art Portfolio Review
I have a bit of free time so I can point out some things. Only going to focus on the more recent works. Kuwagata Shrine. The rocks look like blobs of grey clay dropped on top of each other. It makes me think you weren't looking at reference for shape or color. For the stone walls of the buildings, either you have baked in… -
Re: Why do companies keep refreshing advertisements for positions that aren't available for employment
I've had a positive experience working with studio recruiters when I've had the opportunity. As far as agencies go I don't know any save for a few 3rd party recruiters that may find something freelance from time to time and usually for generalist positions as far as art goes. It is far more saturated for art positions… -
Re: Procedural material library creation starting from real world
Evaluating both FF ad SD, they seems to have different strengths and weakness.Both have scripting capabilities (FF in LUA, SD in Python), both are node based, with a vast library of pre-made textures (free in case of FF).SD appear to be more streamlined in managing real world images to create materials, FF is probably more… -
Re: Opinion on my current portfolio
Hey, Just to note at your portfolio link I only see two pieces, a treasure chest and a 2D drawing. Clicking on them shows more pieces for anyone wondering. Is there a particular studio you want to work at since you have a fairly wide variety of work, the majority of which are low poly and sculpts in props and characters.… -
Re: Is it worth learning C4D if I already know 3ds Max
I actually "learnt" Maya at Uni and goofed around in a very old version of Max when I was just starting out. But i wouldn't consider myself well versed in both programs. I mostly use cinema 4d (work related) and blender. Here's a few Blender ones: Open VDB Remesh: https://gumroad.com/l/jqLNZ (Gives you dynamesh like…
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