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Re: my ianimate workshop one work
Hey man good stuff! The only thing that looked a little strange to me on first viewing was on the first shot, the alien blob seems to stretch out too soon, he's still pretty much at the top of his arc when his body becomes thin and stretched, when he should really keep his original shape until he gains speed towards the… -
Re: Ken Levine closing down Irrational Games
I am shocked and saddened by the news, could they not have handed the studio over rather then crashing the workforce it into a cliff! It seamed like such a lodgical transition to get the work force to move over to UE4 with the next Bio Shock. While I understand why the bosses may have wanted to move on to new ventures it… -
Re: Motivation to work when you get home
If you already have your job doing gameart/other creative stuff that keeps you busy/happy why would you want to force yourself to work additional 5 hours on top of 8 you've already worked? It's fun to do personal stuff, but when you actually have to seek motivation and force yourself it stops being fun, doesn't it? So,… -
Re: Graveyard Diorama
@mats effect Thanks for the feedback! I plan to place this into Unreal Engine 4 once everything has been complete. I'll be going with a night time/moon atmosphere, but i agree that i should start lighting it up a bit at the moment. Once i'm back on the project, i'll start breaking up my stone work more, working on the 90… -
Re: Jobs in Washington... I GIVE UP!!!!
Tech, get on with Volt and S&T Onsite for tech staffing. They will help do the legwork for you, put you up for contract positions, and try to keep you working. Once you get signed up with them, get friendly with some of the people there, and call them once a week. Don't be too pesky or sound too desperate, but keep them… -
Re: Tile-based environments
Vassago, for my current project the base/shell of the scene was built using modular pieces. It's simple and easy really - just start with a base shell of the area you want to use pieces on, then sub-divide that giant face in to a bunch of sqaure'ish quads which will ultimately define the size of each modular piece. Once… -
Re: Left for Dead in the Midwest - Environment
- in the first image my eye is drawn to the chimney because it’s the most colorful and saturated thing in the scene, and everything else is flat and mute. The lighting is flat and it’s all in a neutral tonal range, nothing stands out as a focal point or point of interest. - the car angle is too straight on, and creates… -
Re: Marmoset 4 general laggyness?
There are some shader compiles that happen the first time you do things like add a layer of a certain type, change a blend mode, etc. These cache though and only need to be rebuilt when the app updates & those features change in a significant way. Once you've done most of the basic functions at least once it should feel… -
Re: [WIP] Generic Car for Realtime ArchViz
Thanks a ton 3DKlassen, yeah the Fusion is such a middle of the road(heh) design, I did have a look at it when setting out the proportions. Back to progress: Finished the windows and all the little filler pieces around them. All these pieces aren't subdivided, but extruded and beveled and with FWN applied. Also tweeked the… -
Re: Killshot animation
I understand that the blade is suppose to seem swift and do a fast and clean stab, but none the less, there should be some resistance when it touches the skin. Right now, it seems a bit as if it goes from moving, to a complete stop. The force of the stab itself seems to lack power. Try to imagine that he's going to throw a…
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