These links would help, though the post is from 2019, https://polycount.com/discussion/207975/pricing-first-freelance-commission http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Freelance
This is a sci-fi bunker interior made in Blender 2.9. To follow the process of the creation of this model. A Blender 2.9 tutorial series has been made by me. you can find it in the link:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyxp_OUFaTOnKxGOr2R89CpUrkFUQjp7V
Can't wait to get the 2019 >< !! It's been such a key part in my pipeline lately been recommending it everywhere lol . Tragedy to not have it in 2019 yet :persevere: . Love the plugin man!! So helpful!
@instg8r Yes ! There is an option that will totally preserve the source geometry and it’s called : “Max 2019”. Autodesk audit our team for that fix, and they did it the good way inside Max 2019 ! Thanks Autodesk and Michael Spaw.
Dice did a talk a while back about their photogrammetry workflow where they showed some of their level kits. Maybe a good jumping off point: https://youtu.be/U_WaqCBp9zo?si=7wPgkB2ILOiakE0d&t=2194
Hyper 212 Evo should be more than enough and save some $$ You'll run into limitations with the mobo/cpu well before cooling becomes an issue. For ref, I was running a 3570K @4.2 with a 212+ in a Corsair 650D case. No problems at all!
go into your licenses and download the older installers. i can go down to 2018 officially tho, 2019 is not supported anymore. which is fun because some of our clients are still on 2019 and we couldn't switch to 2020 even if we wanted to...
Back again for 2019! The above MacroScript fix worked in the past - doesn't seem to work in 2019. Deleted out all the text from the Macroscript, turned off the hotkeys, and it's not working anymore. Did they move the hotkey macro somewhere else? Anyone else have a workaround for this?
How did you added the intpreter in vs code? I'tried this { "folders": [ { "path": "." } ], "settings": { "python.pythonPath": "c:\\Program Files\\Autodesk\\3ds Max 2019\\3dsmaxpy.exe", "python.autoComplete.extraPaths": [ "C:\\Program Files\\Autodesk\\3ds Max 2019" ], "files.exclude": { "**/*.pyc": true } } } There is no…