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Re: Failed
Sorry for the late reply! Thanks for the feedback amirabd2130 and jhoythottle! @jhoythottle thanks for the tips on playing around with the scene! It was quiet fun moving stuff around, and be less restrictive with composition! I am sorta fan of the hair, since I wanted to go for a style around the 60-70s, but I understand… -
Re: Game industry and living in Canada
Im up here in vancouver, rent is definitely pricey, im paying 930 a month for a bachelor apartment (studio apt). going out for food can be priceyer than when I was in Montreal. its a nice city to live in though, lots to do and besides lots of rain the winters are not too harsh at all, and summers are gorgeous. I love both… -
Re: Level Assembly and Lighting
Ok, so after our week long 'summer' break and finishing up the alpha, I'm onto the beta. Here is where I'm at right now: So, come to find out, this class is more about learning UDK, not creating assets and building a level.. I guess I'm taking it too far. Sorry for the lameness - we were only given a month to come up with… -
Re: Level Design Workflow/ Pipeline
You're trying to chew more then you can swallow. Rather then working on 3 levels focus on one only and do it properly. It's still a monster task for just one short summer since you'll do all the modeling and texturing aswell. As for your workflow, it's looking good. Only thing is lighting and post process is usualy the… -
Re: Games Art Student - Portfolio Feedback
Thanks so much guys. I removed the head earlier today including the images from the fist page so that may be why some of them aren't showing up. Feedback for for the art work is great. I did the head and the beginning of the year and I couldn't decide whether to put it in or not but have since realised it's useless as I'm… -
Re: -[Smoking bear]-Native American Concept
Hey jermaineb, I`m originally from Transilvania and last summer quite a few native indian people came to our small city. They've "set up camp" in a small park and played their music all day long :) . It was awesome. I did notice that their clothes were a bit worn out. They've came a looong way and they don't particularly… -
Re: 1936 Bentley 3.5lt Tourer (WIP)
Thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate the time. I've discovered that there is absolutely no way I'll have this finished in time for class deadline in a week, but I'm going to turn this into finished asset, place it in a little environment, and do it right. Laurens, thanks a bunch - I did my first high poly model over… -
Re: A peculiar way of parking your boat
Aw, you guys! All this love makes me dizzy! SirSpangles: No script used for the pipes. They were made to fit the grid, straight sections of 64, 128 and 256 units, bent sections of 90 and 45 degrees. I did some custom parts where the grid failed me (or I failed the grid) but other than it's not very complex. Unfortunatley I… -
Re: Japanese Lantern
Thanks for your crits guys! I am considering putting some cracks and such on the lantern however, I have a few questions before doing so. Why would solid granite crack? Rain couldn't do it, and certainly not the sun nor the summer heat. Nor would the winter cold. Granite is beastly. The egyptians made their structures with… -
Re: Unearthly Challenge is creeping up, let's get inspired
I was writing a long essay response, but you win. You're right. There are tons of people who are even more commited to other things. The reason I brought in students is because usually they have more free time during the summer and the beginning of fall, thus they would be more likely to participate, had the challenge…
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