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Re: Portfolio advice for getting into the Games Industry - Character Artist
Thank you both for your feedback! I think it's a great idea to try to churn out a few models, get them through the whole pipeline, and worry about dialing them in to that perfection point later on. I have made a pretty fair share of character models so far, but not nearly so many that I don't need to walk through the… -
The Way: new game is ready!
There is a Official Trailer of The Way. What do you think about it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTAN0Ps_rRo -
Re: What are you listening to? The '05 Edition
Today: - in the train: Descendents "Somery" - in the car: Crystal Method "Legion Of Boom" - right now behind the comp: Max Romeo and the Upsetters "War ina Babylon" -
Is there a way to change FOV in UE3?
Just wondering if there is a way to change the default perspective viewport FOV in UE3 without having to go thru matinee? -
Re: High Poly Gun WIP
The safety/selector switch is much too small, and the trigger guard is way too thick. This is probably closest to what you have, a late-war design with numerous simplifications: -
Re: Generation gap... what ARE they teaching our yougster gamers these days?
whenever I feel that way I watch this [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMeSw00n3Ac"]Making of the Computer Graphics for Star Wars (Episode IV) - YouTube[/ame] -
Re: General Atrian Hawok
Great piece,those shoulder pads are epic hehe i like the way you painted golden bits , loved you're Pre Dom War entry as well :) -
Steampunk Tar Barrel
First post here on Polycount. Working on a realistic gritty steampunk style game (taking heavy inspiration from Dishonored). Latest addition is this barrel for tar, which essentially powers most vehicles and heavy machinery. -
Modelling a crushed car
How would you go about making something like this? I think I can get the car looking alright, im just not sure how to start modelling in the crushed parts. I willl be using maya btw -
Re: Why Substance Designer feels so outdated.
Thanks poopipe for you opinion . I agree that dependency management is something that sure works there when you spend some of your energy on keeping it all consistent . The problem SD forces it on you while in many other soft including Blender it works other way too, nothing is forced on you and it's what I call…
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