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Threewave is Hiring - Lighting Artist
Threewave will be at the San Francisco GDC from Feb. 19 - Feb. 22!! Lighting Artist Threewave Software is looking for an extremely talented and proactive Lighting Artist to join our amazing art team. You must have at least 2 years experience in multimedia entertainment production. In this position you will create… -
Threewave Software is hiring Lighting Artists
Lighting & Special Effects Artist Threewave Software is looking for an extremely talented and proactive Lighting & Special Effects Artist to join our amazing art team. You must have at least 2 years experience in multimedia entertainment production. In this position you will be get to create lighting rigs for environments… -
Threewave is Hiring - Sr. Lighting Artist
Threewave Software is looking for an extremely talented and proactive Lighting & Special Effects Artist to join our amazing art team. You must have at least 2 years experience in multimedia entertainment production. In this position you will be get to create lighting rigs for environments as well as creating dazzling… -
Threewave is Hiring - Shader Artist!!!
Shader Artist Threewave Software is looking for an extremely talented and proactive Shader Artist to join our amazing art team. You must have at least 2 years experience in multimedia entertainment production. In this position you will be get to create dazzling post-processing visual effects (heat shimmers, HDR, motion… -
Tutorial: Floating Geo on Awkward Shapes
Hey guys! I was discussing the placement of floating geo on more awkward shapes with Joost the other day and came up with a solution which worked pretty well. I haven't seen it anywhere before so I thought I'd do a little write up of the technique. I realise you could really easily do the same using NDo, but I know a lot… -
Re: Writing a research paper for school - Subject : Normal maps
Two of the go-to resources I recommend are Joe Wilson's baking tutorial and Alec Moody's video about controlling shading behavior. The Marmoset Toolbag 3 baking tutorial: https://marmoset.co/posts/toolbag-baking-tutorial/ https://marmoset.co/posts/toolbag-baking-tutorial/?page=Map Types#maptypes… -
Re: RGAC - Khenton's Curse: Recourse
Reply by animagical · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion Game Character Animation ContestIn this next stage, we are going to import the model into 3DXchange and create sub-props out of the components. On the left we see the various components we created. In SketchUp, front and back faces are separated, so each component is listed twice. In high-quality SketchUp models you can dispense with the back faces, but… -
Re: I'm new around here but I'd love to get some feedback on my work.
Hey, Jimi! Welcome. Ok, couple of things that i can say you can improve: You can significantly optimize your low poly models. Some things, like the bullets: you can eliminate some loops at the round part of them, while still mantaining a good silhouette. They are small, and you can get away with less "roundness". You can… -
Re: Orb - My work on Crasher
Hello, i Wanted to share my crack brush, since i recieved a lot of mails asking me how i make cracks. So i did also a video, that explains how i made it and how you can make you're own custom brushes, my accent is crap but i sux in making videos :D . Btw this technique is just a fun trick i tryed, there is probably lot of… -
Re: tileable texture question
I'm finishing the last of 40 trees right now, I'll try to bust out a little tutorial once things get more sane. Some other quick notes though for the moment: Trunks- For trunks, make sure that horizontally, you are mapped zero to 1 (or 2, 3, or whatever) and that your texture tiles on the U and V, to avoid seams. If you…
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