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Unlimited Detail
Some people may remember a certain video on youtube a while back. It was a presentation of new technology that would allow game developers the freedom of unlimited detail when making 3D assets for games, throwing polygons away for a point-cloud system. There's been no updates since that first video, but very recently this… -
Mad Max 240z
Hello all! A little bit of a background, about two years ago, I created a stock 240z based off my dad's old race car. It was for the Humster 3D competition. Recently a client commissioned me to do a crazy design of that car for a VR tech demo. Luckily he gave me a lot of freedom. So naturally I gravitated towards the Mad… -
Re: SprintR VR controller Released
I don't understand how this solves the issues with VR. You are still pretending to move while stationary. Maybe I didn't get the video but it just seems like an alternate controller, using your feet instead of a mouse or gamepad. The core VR issues, proper body tracking and freedom of movement as well as haptic feedback to… -
Re: Question about working Game Industry (as 3D Artist)
Working at a smaller studio might fit the image you have, since you have to take on many roles there is a much higher chance that you have more creative freedom in your art, while at bigger studios you might specialize in a very specific thing and repeat that to no end. But it really depends on the studio, I have mostly… -
Re: Polycounts in next gen games thread!
depends on the character design, really. just look at horizon, we're not talking about a mostly nude bald fighter from some boxing game. layers of cloth, jewelry, hair, fur. all that adds up. In the end it comes down to the design of a character and how close you will get. Last gen a lot of things needed to be baked on and… -
Re: 3D is no longer a hobby, working under pressure
Sounds like you get annoyed by people looking over your shoulder and talking like they know anything about what you are doing. I get that way when someone that is not my peer looking over my shoulder. They could be saying nice things or worse, saying crap about it even though they have no idea how it is made. I think the… -
Re: next-next gen is terrifying?
Realism is never good enough, that's why you have to art direct, light and compose stuff properly :P There's a huge gap between looking real and feeling real. We kind of have basic tools for achieving dramatic feel. Yes, shadows might bleed here and there, but it usually it doesn't do much harm if shot is properly lit and… -
Re: Maya Vs Blender - Unwrapping
Well the one thing I've noticed is that people model 'slower' in the studio's are they're all expected to work the same, no hotkeys etc, but I prefer to use advanced mode with no windows and use hotkeys to model, it allows for movement and freedom and just feels more natural, not to mention much much easier to be artistic… -
Re: Cyberpunk 2077 CG Teaser is out
Its a valid point though, the further you are down the chain(or the more specialized your tasks are) the less artistic freedom you're going to have in your work. There is a big difference between doing some personal work in your spare time, where you design, concept, model, texture, and light the entire asset, and simply… -
Re: Corpse and Mayhem
@Piesandbombs - I might take me a little bit of time, with work and all, but this character will see the finish line :) @Sputch - thank you for your input, I had no idea about french bulldogs until Rhinokey mentioned it. Terrible from an evolutionary standpoint lol Since the concept doesn't show the back of the vest, I…
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