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Re: Photo Reference Packs from Nomad Photo Reference
Photo Reference Pack: Tiny Worlds Download on Artstation When I was a kid, I played with my toys imagining that each tiny scene was a huge world. A bush became a jungle, a pond was an ocean or I used a sandbox as a desert. Then I played Pikmin and now I take macro photos while still imagining a few adventures. I hope you… -
Re: Reallusion's 3D Character Design Contest
Reply by Animize · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion's 3D Character Design Contest 2016Meet our Artist in Residence for the 3D Character Contest: Julian Santiago Julian will be posting his work and showing examples of how you can use Character Creator with your submission. Julian will not be competing, but will be helping to show some tips and samples of what to include in your work-in-progress post thread.… -
Re: Is this VR demo real time, CGI or both?
Young Terry Trailblazer was the luckiest boy in the whole of Canada. For all the way back in 2016 his inventor grandfather gave him the key to the secrets of offline raytracing, which only he could bend to his will. The other boys were left with their old-fashioned Realtime toys, and young Terry was the envy of the whole… -
Re: Need an MMORPG, any suggestions?
Yeah, later in UO's life.. If you were a hardcore player, you'd grind. But you always had a choice, and even if you did "grind" it wasn't as bad as it is in the MMO's we have today, it was always very short, could max your character out in less than a week. Skills also never split people up, no matter your skill level, you… -
Re: Meepo set WIP "crits plz"
For the concept, I guess you should put a theme to the set, like adventurer/miner/hunter or something that fits his lore in someway etc, it gives value to the items and helps you to figure out the "jaw dropping" features like shorkgamer said above. The first image silhoette is pretty weak, in the modelling went better… -
Re: Are Video Game Writers in Demand? Is it a good path to follow?
Your best bet if you want to try your hand at game writing, scripting (as in code) and design to see if it's your thing and worth the difficult path to pursue it is probably to grab one of the RPGs that came with a campaign builder and knock out some campaigns. Dragon Age: Origins had a good one. Alternatively, if you want… -
Re: "The excellent game Psychonauts"
Tim Schafer's games are always quite eccentric and wacky. In a good way. A lot of thought and effort goes into the little details which make his games that much more interesting than other fare. Gotta love those refugees from LucasArts (Ron, Tim, Dave etc.). A lot of passion went into those old adventure games. Respec'!… -
Re: Genres you can't stand.
games : adventure rpg games that have me walking around for hours just to find a secret key or some other hidden thing, talking to tons of npcs to try and piece together lil clues to find out where to go. fighters,, like tekken virtu fighter, stuff like that movies: romance comedys, hip trendy mtv generation movies,… -
Re: Fill my hole: Mr. Kite
aaaaaaaahhhhh. . . . too good. . . .How dare you keep this archive and not release it upon us until now? You've had that damn infuriating duck umbrella clock going for YEARS. I want to know when it will be duck umbrella time. I mean, you've paid for adventures in commuting for all this time and you've had the .jpgs. Just… -
Re: the Simpsons Movie...
"The Simpsons, longest-running cartoon on American prime-time network television, chronicles the animated adventures of Homer Simpson and his family. Debuting on the FOX network in 1989, critically acclaimed, culturally cynical and economically very successful, The Simpsons helped to define the satirical edge of prime-time…
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