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Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 3
Degree course deadline: 14/12/2012 3:30pm GMT Won't be starting on this much later than that! Looking at previous threads it looks to generate a lot of really good and hard work not to mention the amount of help that is given and knowledge that is passed on to others. I can't wait! -
Re: Apprenticeships/job in London
*sigh* Press release is here: http://www.joystiq.com/2012/09/14/microsoft-opens-new-london-studio-for-windows-8-tablets/ This is the new studio that currently temporarily shares the same office as Soho Productions. The third studio will probably also temporarily share that same space. -
Re: Female Knight
Thanks lotet! Thank you Shanthosa, I respect you in return!:) I'm done with the low res and I generated the normal and AO. With the hair/eyes/teeth I'm just above 13 000 tris. With the previous sword and shield I should be at 14 000 tris. -
Re: Happy Ninth Birthday Polycount!
haha my earliest experience of polycount was just skins... I was 14 and didnt even know that polycount was all about forums and community ...I thought it was all about quake 3 skins back then! I only joined now that Im getting into 3D work myself. -
Re: Nodevember 2021 - Substance Designer
Prompt 14: Large For today's prompt I wanted to do some concrete blocks. After putting them together I decided to add some damage and paint to add a bit more interest to them. I'm pretty happy with the result! Only one more prompt to go! -
Re: Difference between "$" and "$selection"
A colleague just found the place in the documentation where "$" is documented. It recommends using "selection" but for other reasons: http://docs.autodesk.com/3DSMAX/14/ENU/MAXScript%20Help%202012/files/GUID-8395020C-E3B6-4282-AF1C-5B58BDB97A2-391.htm -
Re: WIP - nextgen Survivor game character
Just a quick recommendation for the hair, right now I can sort of see the cards in the textured version so I might try transferring the vertex normals from a spheroid shape. There's an example in Tom Parker's tutorial @ step 14. -
Re: Shaping the wire to match the helmet help
I wouldn't try to conform it to the helmet, but instead create a sphere with 10-14 hexagon faces and conform that to the helmet. Next extract the edges you want, add twisted spirals with snapping where they're needed, then weld everything together. -
Re: Feng Zhu School worth the investment risk?
http://www.salon.com/2012/03/14/bring_back_the_40_hour_work_week/ I keep this page bookmarked for whenever these sort of discussions come up, it's quite an interesting read. A few quotes from the article: Of course, this just refers to assembly line workers. however: -
Re: Is it considered cheating ?
This "perfect circle" idea stems from a thirteenth century artist named Giotto. http://100swallows.wordpress.com/2007/09/14/giottos-o/ Neat trick, but it's not bare minimum to be an artist. Also he did use a tool, his posture.
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