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Re: The jQuadrangulateCloth tool thread
Hello people, for those of you who would like to have jQuadCloth for Maya 2020, I just compiled it and updated the files in Gumroad. You can just download it from the usual link: https://gumroad.com/l/Qeoz The code was not changed at all though. So it's still version 0.20 and it's unstable as usual. Have fun! -
Re: When talking about polycount, are we talking about tris or quads ?
Usually tris, someone my answer that question thinking in quads but nowadays when someone ask "what's the poly count of this mesh ?" he usually means "what's the tris count ?". In any case it is better to specify, so instead of asking "what's the poly count" it's better to ask "what's the tris count". Same thing for… -
Re: The Walking Dead
Yup, I agree with Mark. Going back and forth, having 2 threads for the same show is dumb. But Gir, you can always watch it online. Its usually posted within an hour after airing where I am (EST -5). If i get home after the show starts, I usually do that. -
Re: [Portfolio] Stuburrito, Adam Guernsey/Character Artist
Well, no human faces (that first one is almost too extreme to count). Usually game characters have faces, mostly human. When it comes to marketing yourself to employers, this would be a good places to start. I mean, I usually don't even consider someone a character artist without a few nice male/female characters. -
Re: Photoshop Question - Tonal Representation
I would say no. It really depends what you are painting. Example: If you are painting wood. Wood is usually fairly monotone. Metal is another that you want very little contrast in. More contrast in the spec than in the diffuse. There is never usually a set "rule" for everything. They are just tools... And not every tool… -
Re: How do i make polygons visible on both sides?
That would be rendering backfaces, not sure how to do it in Max, but it is usually better not to do this. Reason being is that if you set an object to render backfaces, it will always render every face of the object in all situations, whereas if you did a shell modifier it would add to the total polycount, but the amount… -
Re: Friends! Textures, kplox! If you would be so kind...
yea usually I dont put the rust in my normals, it makes the paint look way to thick and blobby. a nice crisp layer in the diffuse/spec usually works best. the main thing is to just look at a ton of references and go with how those look rather than how your mind thinks it should look. -
Re: naruto 360
yeah and dattebayo or just 'tebayo (as he usually shortens it too) sounds way the hel cooler than beleive it o_o; 'tebayo =P He pronounces it (tay- bye - yo) and he usually just kinda mutters it so you barely notice it... after episode 80sh most fansubbers just stop adding it into the translation -
Re: Ever Looking Back ?
Nope, I am usually more surprised when I get positive responses since I am usually much more critical on myself than others are on my work. I've had the opposite happen, I set aside a piece thinking it's terrible. Come back to it a few months later and feel that it wasn't as bad as I thought it was. -
Re: Surface Pro 3 ?
funnily the fannoise is usually only harsh when i browse or skype, which is really bad because calling without a headset is close to impossible. no clue how close that fans are to the mic inside the thing but it is as if you are standing at very windy factory. it's not getting hot in zbrush either, usually it's warm and…
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