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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… -
Re: Car crash simulation and damage states ( in Max or Maya)
cloth sims are often used for crumpling and tearing metal etc. When proper industrial style simulation software isn't available. as Eric says, for legal work you often need to sacrifice prettiness for what's written on the statements so it's usually better to do the damage by hand - plausible animation is usually less… -
Re: LA Noire
Have played for about 3.5 hours. I love it so far. Great job as usual from the rockstar crews. I'm diggin the replay-ability aspect as I don't usually do the greatest job interrogating suspects/witnesses. Playing on the PS3- froze up on me in the first hour - and I fell through the world once. no biggie. -
Re: Looking to buy a new GFX card
You're gonna have to find a low-profile videocard, and those are usually a premium just because of the size. Low-pro cards are usually fan-less and make very little heat. I take that back: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010380048&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&SrchInDesc=Low%20Profile&Page=1 -
Re: Maya - Rubish in U.V. Editor
I usually just do an automap, move all the UVs off to the side in the UV viewer and then start laying out the UVs with planar and cylindrical maps. The reason I do the automap is because it makes it easier to see when I miss a triangle by mistake and I can usually just grab the orphan triangle and move it where it needs to… -
Re: I don't care about your ideas
Yup, seen it loads of times in mods too. People who can't do anything, but they're idea-people. With such awesome ideas. Ideas which are usually lasers, railguns, or other stuff we've seen a hundred times before. And these people usually think ideaing is a good enough skill to lead a mod with. Ha! Crazy people. Lazy people. -
It's Aerodactyl
I've done a few of these, so check my threads if you're a Pokemon fan. The proportions are all accurate as usual, but I did take some liberties, rounding off areas of the body that are usually square to give it a more organic feel. I wish I had more time to tweak the paint and render, but there were WAY too many delays on… -
Maya Normal Map bake error
Hi guys, I am trying to bake a normal map and I am getting the following two errors: 1. I though this usually gets caused due to low padding but mine is set to 10 pixels which should be plenty 2. I though this usually get caused due to intersecting cage but mine isn't intersecting. Any ideas how i can fix this? thanks in…
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