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Re: Mudbox Drops to 10$ a Month
@Mark Dygert Well, obviously the ending of Softimage has people frazzled and for good cause. It probably feels like a slap in the face to have a tool you have used for years to come to an end. That said however the same people complaining that AD killed Softimage are the same people complaining that AD has too fragmented a… -
Re: oil paint tips
I work really fine, and use like, brushes with even a few hairs in it to do fine detailing. Brushes are key for good results, i only buy a specific brush because of the way it handles. Vincent for acryl and oil, is what i use atm, very soft and hold the paint well. i actualy never use any linseed like oils or thinners, for… -
Re: Cheap Cintiq - Yiynova MSP19
I bought one of these about 5 months back just to see if it was any good. I own a 20 inch wide screen cintiq as well. My advice is...dont buy the Yiynova. Its not worth it. For starters the screen is horrible for art. Highly pixelated, lots of dead pixels..you can tell they use the cheapest panel they can find in china.… -
Re: Cloth pull
1.Create a plane alittle bit over the bed/box (add lots of segments) then right click on it, and convert it to Editable Poly > go to helper and create ''Dummy'' using AutoGrind create the dummy at corner of plane (Plane will be the cloth, just so you know, you probebly do know that) and move the dummy so that the corner of… -
Re: Steam Workshop now supports paid mod creations
This is train wreck, you can't lie to the internet and hope to get away with it, especially for a hobby. As the old saying goes, "take my job and I can put an end to my life, but only after I put an end to yours for my hobby". First mistake was even attempting to silence the community on the Workshop. Thats like telling… -
Re: Help required with a survey about modeling needed for scientific research..
What modeling application do you use? 3DS Max 2009 What pluses and minuses does it have? +Non-destructive workflow, makes modeling fun! +Lots of tools, plugins, and community support. +Good realtime rendering options in 2011. Soft shadows, AA, SSAO etc. +Highly customizable UI, easy to learn scripting language. +Far more… -
Re: Badger MK2 critique thread
First of all, let me start saying that what you have here shows a ton of potential and that I can completely relate with the frustration : p. My involvement with videogames began with the XNA days, had to do serious graphics programming, gameplay, content loading, etc. Implementing 'shadow mapping' (a thing from the 80's… -
Re: First time poster
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] eeeh, well my reputation is already ruined. .. . [/ QUOTE ] >>Snap goes the rubber glove<< Polycount 101: Well thats what's different about polycount, most of us don't coddle people. Pimpin&Previews should really be called "rip my art apart and tell me how to make it beter" but the name is too long heh.… -
Re: M1911-A1 (first firearm)
Nice choice of reference. Seems like everyone and their brother has done a 1911, but atleast this one has quite a few unique looking bis. So cool ref! Some tips: 1. Your material for the high poly is a bit too glossy. It doesn't have a wide enough highlight to actually spread across the model and makes the edges and… -
Re: Lara Croft
There's a bit more Angelina Joline in that model than I think is warranted, but that's mostly personal taste. That and the freakishly blue eyes. Now...where did I put that pic... To me, the appeal of Lara as a character was always those magnificent - the, uh, larger-than-life characterization. Toby Gard designed her as…
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