I'm applying to The Game Assembly this spring, aiming for the game art education. Looking for feedback/critiques on my application. For example, which is the weakest piece? Have a look!
Thanks guy for the feedback, this helps me narrow down how I will organize my files for future reference, much appreciated. I should mention also that I'm trying to keep the Group's system in check, meaning I would like to know if using Groups is possible to keep my files a separation hierarchy to make things even more…
Basically if you have overlapping triangles at a pixel (technically a 2x2pixel area) the renderer has to consider all of them, which means it has to process that bit of the screen repeatedly It's not worth worrying about if the number of pixels involved is small or if preventing it means extra work, sacrificing modularity…
As okidoki mentioned above, we have a wiki with tons of curated resources. We even have example character meshes! http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/BaseMesh And tons of example wireframes to examine and learn from http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/BodyTopology http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Limb_Topology
Hey! We are looking for someone who can make animated dungeon maps from the top-down view like on these example images. Build walls, etc These are built and composited in Unity. Let me know if you had similar works before. Message me on Discord: "metavoros"
It's much better, just some tweaks left. :) The rear sight is mostly correct - for the "lever in the middle when locked down" position, the flat area should be more or less horizontal; Example: The rear sight leaf is a bit different, in reality, but you can't see the area that's wrong in first person, so you could leave…
I actually think the lighting is painted by hand. This may sound funny but that quality of realism isn't something I think computers are capable of yet. Whenever you see realistic skin in a game or movie, it always looks like a plastic doll or a very matte like play dough. But with Klaus, every frame is consistent in…
I agree with kanga. The modeling is technically sound and this is amazing work. But the details density is to high. It's like you need something everywhere. It'a important to balance high details area with empty flat surface to make the cool details pops out. A good example of that would be this piece from Gleb Alexandrov.
There's a lot of sense to the idea of slashing development costs - reducing risk to the studio when a project fails being the main benefit from a business perspective. however .. Shareholders are interested in growth, not profitability. Cutting costs by 90% isn't useful if it means that your total revenue falls - even if…
Sketchfab & Polycount are teaming up for a brand new, lowpoly contest: the VG REMIX! The VG REMIX will be a 3-week long contest where artists will create lowpoly dioramas of a scenario or setting from one their favourite videogames. These depictions do not need to be in the same style as found in the game they come from -…