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Re: Does not having a degree hinder my chances??
I think you have a good foundation and I like the way you display your pieces. It's consistent but more importantly the breakdown shots really help shine a light on your process. Which on the surface might seem ok but here are some things that I see that kind of hurt your chances, once you make it past the HR Firewall, but… -
Re: Shader programming: GLSL etc
some stuff is wrong what you just said jkm Cg HLSL GLSLCg was developped by Nvidia, it was the first high-level language for the mass market sorta. In a cooperation project HLSL was made with Microsoft, hence Cg and HLSL are very close codewise, and often no translation is necessary. Cg supports a few more things than the… -
Gradient layer doesn't work
Hello! I have a problem with gradient from procedural layers. It doesn't work. When I am creating this layer I have an ERROR (Error: CPR ERROR: 000|#include <metal_stdlib> ). Marmoset Toolbag 4 v.4.02 (4020), macOS Big Sur 11.2.3 Message from console when I am creating procedural gradient: CPR ERROR: Compilation failed:… -
Informative Conversation about Landscapes and UE4
Hey everyone, the other day I had a really interesting and informative conversation with someone on the UE4 Devs facebook page about landscapes and I learned alot of things that I was pretty fuzzy about before that point, so I thought I'd share the conversation with you all to help spread some of this seemingly rare… -
[MAX] VRay and Lightmap generation storing "Shadow info" on alpha channel
So this 3D engine I'm using(and I can't change the tech sadly) seems to use lightmaps(just simple 2D dds textures which are mapped to the second UV channel in geometry) in quite a particular way for large chunks of terrain. It seems to read the alpha channel from the lightmap and use it as a multiplier to the lighting… -
Re: A book cover for... you!
By The Power Of PLACEHOLDER! :D So I reached the wifi limit at the hostel I'm staying at, and found a pretty neat library just down the road. Aus is really amazing place. It's like a mix of San Francisco and New York, but with none of the dirtiness and grime that usually comes with cities, and the people here are very… -
Re: Beefcake laptop?
Sorry for the huge post here, but I just wanted to share the Bioshock Benchmark utility. I ran it at max settings at 1080p. You can see the average frame rate sits between 35-55fps. It's awesome having a laptop that is more powerful than my desktop :P I can't recommend this laptop enough. During the benchmark I could… -
Re: Character: Violet (nudity)
For a first or second try, its a good start. I have some time to kill and a new keyboard so that means monster verbose posts while I break it in! If you read all of this I applaud you, if you learn something and aren't in a comma by the end then mission accomplished. This is also an impromptu guide for newbie female… -
Re: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Heres mine, and some shots to go with it. (note this is all running fine on my 560ti, but i wouldn't suggest pushing it much more then this it seems to crash a lot when i have tried) Screens. skyrim.ini [General]sLanguage=ENGLISHuExterior Cell… -
Re: AI Art, Good or Bad? A (hopefully) nuanced take on the subject.
I kinda expected way more info from 80.lv about the process or images... Here is more information and it looks like it is img2img. https://www.cartoonbrew.com/tech/netflix-japan-ai-dog-and-boy-225631.html
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