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Re: The overuse of Red in Team based games.
Rods respond most strongly to somewhere in between green and blue, but this by no means means that they don't respond to red at all. In fact, given the large wavelength difference between green and blue as opposed to between green and red (this small difference is also part of the cause for R-G-blindness), it's more likely… -
Fluid help
Hello all, I have a scene where I'm composting something on fire and I'm using a 3dfluid container to do it. When I scrub through my time line it looks fine, but when I render out the whole scene it doesn't look the same way. Can anyone tell me how to get the render to look like the time line scrub? -
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Re: This is so sad... flu shot reaction
You know what's scary? Fire. That shit will totally burn you, man. Seriously, I'll pass. I'm also not too sure about this whole "wheel" thing people are talking about. We've already been given the best means of transportation... legs. Take care of them and you'll be fine. Walking ftw. -
Re: tablet for browsing, portfolio, pdf
I showed my portfolio on a 7", it's fine if they sit next to you. 3G on a Nexus works just like any tablet I think? You'll be able to do more than with Apple, that's for sure. You sound a bit confused though: where do you want the internet to come from? Tablet, phone, laptop? I think you don't want to get a simcard for the… -
Re: custom brushes: Sktechbook VS Photoshop
This might help. Someone over at CG Hub posted this tool to fine tune the pressure sensitivity curve, although it's OS-wide and not just a Photoshop tool: http://www.4shared.com/file/04tc7ZQ5/Tablet-Pressure-Curve-Tool5.html It's really just a frontend to adjust the pressure curve values in the actual Wacom dat file, so… -
The Phantom of Dire Forest
Finally finished my Phantom Assassin set and placed it in the workshop please view. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=222995389 -
Re: Texture Photography: tips and tutorials?
Yeah this is all good advice. Here is some more 1. Make sure to shoot at base ISO, usually this is ISO 100 or 200 on DSLRs. This will mean the best image quality (most dynamic range, least noise, and best color depth). 2. If there isn't enough light to get a fast shutter speed at low ISO, a tripod can be handy. If you've… -
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