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First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Hi guys, I hope you enjoying your day but I really need some help and a lot of advices. I'm a 3D generalist and animator, I have worked on many many projects like a short animation film, stop motion film and motion design video but I'm really interesting by video game's vfx. Please would you help to improve and advice me… -
Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Thank you Mark for your reply. What I really worked on this project except the conceptual part is the modelling and the animation. But during my cursus, I have worked on everything: modelling, texturing, rigging, morphing, animation, lighting, rendering and compositing. Then, I found that vfx fascinating me and I will… -
Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Watch this: http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1017660/Technical-Artist-Bootcamp-The-VFX Join this: http://www.realtimevfx.com -
Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Get in an engine, like Unreal 4, and start making VFX in there. People need to feel confident that you can technically make the transition into a game engine, and work within it's constraints. I agree with Mark - In the video above, just highlight the segments you worked on. -
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I respect how much effort went into making that short and the general level of knowledge required to pull that off is pretty sizeable so you know quite a bit, but I'm still not sure exactly how much you contributed to which parts? SO I can't critique your individual contributions. Which isn't good because I'm left not… -
Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Thank you so much Marshkin for your advice. I'm thinking to start on Unity 3D this week end. At first, I didn't knew with which software start, Unity 3D or UE but after some research on internet, I found that most of people start with Unity 3D. If it will be disturbing you, can you advice me? Tell me about the difference… -
Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Ohh that is a loaded question. Both engines have their strengths and weaknesses. I've personally only worked with Unreal since I find it easier to learn and use since I lack a programming foundation. I decided to do a little research and found this video interesting; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoxgotYTb_Q It's a… -
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Re: First steps from 3D Generalist/Animator to VFX for video games industry
Thank you buddy !
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