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Re: "Uncanny" effect more resolution and details we put in a frame .
Yeah that movie gave an odd impression for sure but I am talking more about art style the games pretended to be "photo real" starts to give you. Certain detail fatigue you eyes are getting . I blame too much of procedural approach and increased sampling in PBR shaders. Few years ago the shaders looked like what Substance… -
[ UE4 ] - Crystal Flame Valley
Hello everyone, Thanks for clicking here I am working on a medium - sized, stylized environment and thought I`d share some early stage screenshots. The idea is to create a very atmospheric forest scene where colors, lighting and silhouette dominate instead of low - frequency details. I will be using normal maps and the PBR… -
Max render frame skip
I'm using Max 9 64bit. I'm curious if there's a method out there that will render every-other frame in a given range. Say for example I have an animation that lasts 64 frames. I want to render out 32 frames as an image sequence, keeping the same time. So basially it would: render frame 1 skip frame 2 render frame 3 skip… -
Re: What AI do you use to solve CG software puzzles ?
I use both GPT and Claude. Whenever I run into a problem and one of them starts losing the thread or hallucinating a bit, I make them challenge each other. I'll tell GPT, "Claude said this..." and then I'll do the same in Claude, passing the responses back and forth until they converge on a solution. Surprisingly, this… -
Re: Team-Fortress 2 demo this week?
I love the pyro class. It works well in close spaces and in tunnels. You're also a eng's best friend for flushing out spies. Out in the open you're a sitting duck. I think the main thing to remember is that you have other weapons, light them on fire and if they back out of range, light em up with the shotty. Q is right… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | May - June (102)
I took a stab at the eye statue. I used Blender's fire simulation for the flames. -
[Shelved] Flame guardian. Stylized Character art project.
Hello everyone! I loved how my previous polycount thread turned out. Really helped me set up my goals and track the progress. So I am doing this again, with a bit more structure this time. This post is going to be pinned, so I will always see my goals and you can see the current progress. My goals for this project are: In… -
Re: Slow frame rate question
To elaborate on what poopipe said, having a slower/smoother animation while rendering an equal amount of frames isn't possible (or at least not a good idea; it will turn choppy). You have 200 frames at 24fps. That's an 8 and 1/3 second turntable. If you want a 10 seconds animation at 24fps you'll need 240 frames. If you… -
AnimVR (hand drawn frame by frame animation in VR) is looking for beta testers!
Hi everyone! I'm Dario and one half of NVRMIND. Milan and I are working on art tools for VR and just released the first Beta version of AnimVR. With AnimVR we are trying to create a tool that is close to traditional 2D animation programs while using VR for intuitive 3D drawing. Here's an overview over the current status… -
Re: Number of Frames For These
There's no standard, but there are minimums of key frames... A walk cycle ideally has 9 key frames, an Idle could get away with 3 key frames, enough to make it loop, a Run could easily be up to 14 keys... Jumps... this is where things get complicated... a Jump should really be broken into 3 animations, Jump, Free-fall, and…
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