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Re: Driving home drunk and sleepy
Yeah that tiredness can be as dangerous as drinking. About 10 years ago I was driving through Kansas on my way to Florida, had only been on the road about 5 hours and felt just fine, if a little on the tired side. I hallucinated a deer jumping right out in front of me and instinctually hit the brakes HARD. There was an… -
Re: Hallowe'en SketchThread
bird.. man.. i dont know, isn't this board restricted to 18 and above? lol just joking man i had to you rock.. totally cool guy it's PENIS MADNESS, baby! you did put the puppy shoes and the antenna on the back haha awesome.. do you see it people? she has a remote control and she's controlling the monster.. haha ill scan… -
Re: My Models (Guns)
Don't model anymore until you get the other ones fixed and to a more complete stage. Modeling practice is good, but the more you understand the full process of making a 3d model the better you are going to be. And nowadays less and less studios hire only modelers. You are off to a great start though, don't get me wrong. My… -
Re: Valve cheats people out of money
I wasn't happy when it took me over an hour (on dial-up) to register my just-bought copy of HL2, downloading a phone crunching 18 megs of 'files' in the process. At least Valve recently took out the safedisk protection - having to have the disk in the drive AND have steam running made me feel like a second class citizen… -
Re: christmas/ holiday of choice shenanigans (spelling?)
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Matthew 2:1-18 The passage above speaks bout another fellow who liked to spoil "the party," with regard to Christmas. His name was Herod. Apparently he came up with the idea first, though. That aside, the ideas you presented sound really funny. They'd be great for just doing something fun to weird people out. But why do… -
Modularity In Game Environments
Hello Poly counters! I've not been here in such a long time. I've left the game industry due to family circumstances and I'm now teaching at a University in London. I've written a blog on the simple basis for modularity and wanted to get everyone's two-cents. Eventually I will also write a blog on advanced modularity (more… -
Help Wanted
As much as I would like to take credit for this "help wanted" posting, it was another (frustrated) Art Manager at LD that came up with it. [ QUOTE ] Help Wanted : Seeking young (18 - 22) self-taught male for HIGH END 3D graphics job. Must be self-righteous, always know you're right and willing to refuse to conform to… -
$100 OFF tdu Spring Classes :: Polycount Forum Exclusive!!!
$100 OFF All tdu courses for Polycount users! Discount Code :: polycount2015 PhotoReal Lighting with Vadim Turchin (Subtle VFX) May 11 - July 6, 2015 http://td-u.com/photoreal-lighting/ Principles of Lighting with Michael Tanzillo and Jasmine Katatikarn (Blue Sky Studios) May 18 - June 22, 2015… -
Work Shop Items Leave A Like
Please check out my work and leave a like and add it to favourite. I would really appreciate it. AWP Navy Camo http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=191517954 Glock - 18 Original http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=191921067 P250 Snake Camo… -
Re: Maya 2020
Bifrost does have a unified MPM solver. But its not about simulation its about Visual Programming. Volume modeling and Rigging are also on the roadmap. Here some examples. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gHQFcLb-rQ https://vimeo.com/353466611 https://vimeo.com/350025715 More Background Info about Bifrost.…
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