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Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
hey, I'm just giving some random examples, someone was wondering on why no wires/no texture sheets/no tri count etc for WoT. My point was that the secrecy on WoT breakdowns is justified since they have the best looking tanks out there, and two, they were in such troubles with clones of their game, were some tanks were… -
Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
Not necessarily about the files (texture sheets or wires), but about workflow and methods. And even with files, someone wants to make a tank game, finds his breakdowns, it's easier as in "oh, look how this guy did it". For example where to keep geometry, when to rely on normal maps, how to tune gloss textures, etc, it… -
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just an example: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150006 -
Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
Ok so i think the overwelming majority is open to share, but how do you deal with people who are not open and keep stuff to themselfes (while taking and profiting from all the freebees) ? Do you ignore that and still share with them to teach by example? Do you mirror them, and hold back so they see it from the… -
Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
This happened a week or two ago where someone was caught selling prints of others' work. Essentially, you get blacklisted in that community and reported to any art community you affiliate with online because technically you've committed a felony in many countries. So for example, if you're caught pirating art here; deviant… -
Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
I always share what I know when I can, because I consider it an investment in future knowledge, because who knows what they will discover with their new information, that I might not have. So by sharing you encourage more knowledge to be created and more chance of you learning even more. I once got shit because I had…
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