>>515822
>mantain the same fov on the weapon
it's clearly different, the effect is less pronounced because it's closer to the camera.

>>515822
its a pretty good subject though. what degree of FOV is best for fps games ? MW3 in particular is a pretty good example.

You have a camera/layer that only renders the gun so you can maintain same FOV on the gun if you want and it prevents the gun from clipping through the world geometry since its on its own rendering layer.

oh wow. computers are autistic

>>512332

>0:70

meant 7:00

>>512332
I used to own this on VHS! Thanks for the nostalgia

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>>517141
Here's his explanation of how the shader works in UDK. I'm having trouble figuring out how he "overlays" the baked normals.

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>>517142
Here are the three textures he used for all of the rocks. I understand how the first two are mapped via world space, but can't figure out how the third one comes into play.

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>>517143
I also don't understand how that one baked texture created all of these rocks.

I tried looking around for tutorials to cover this topic, but came up blank.

>>517271
While technically this anon is right, some "respectable" companies will do it anyways. Many of my friend have been scammed by Gameloft into working for free, and imho no one should accept such tests.
If the test is paid then it's a different story. But if it's not, it's a red flag.
Bottom line = don't work for free

>>517276
I've never seen a studio that doesn't require an art test

>>517279
well i've never done one and i've worked in a dozen small to medium sized studios. Not in america though

>>516849 (OP)
tried googling for online service bureaus to do this for you? If you want another jeweller to output it for you specific software forums of jewellers could help you with that.

I'm surprise you can't print it at work..I do that all the time, the grower allows you to fit as many designs in the print area lol, hide it between other jobs, I mean not that I even need to do that, but if you are trying to do your side business from work, yeah big no-no.

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>>516917
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OP here,

Thanks, I'll try out some forums. My boss who is also owner is actually crazy... Old and certainly has dementia. He sees everything as potential theft and i'd never dream of printing at work, since someone else tried and lets just say that ended badly. And I'd love to have a side business but of course it would be done exclusively on the side. The fact is that even huge companies don't pay very much relatively speaking. I'm not in poverty...
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>>516917
>>516938
Sounds like we have the same boss LOL! My boss loves throwing around "I'll sue..so-and-so.." as veil threats.

cads draftsman anywhere doesn't really get a decent pay past entry level, unless you've been doing it a long time with an impressive portfolio. with the new wax growers coming out cheap, you can buy one yourself instead if you are really serious about it - spend under 4k at least. but the industry is weird has its ups...
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>>516835
No you don't

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>>516835

>>516835
>300
what were you doing jacking off to your shitty models?

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And a flag pole. Soon I will update it to dynamically show ads

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A comfy and practical chair that would fit nicely in anyone's loungeroom

I'm sure there are a few lurkers making shameful amounts of money from rigged dicks but the SL train has come and gone.

Everything now is poorly ported from poser without properly reducing polycount.

I don't think that andrew price is visiting /3/

>>517225
Who in their right mind would?

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If you require any more than cycles, you should have moved on to something more professional than blender.

Max / Zbrush for modelling
Maya for animation
Max / Maya for rendering.
You just gotta watch about 1000 tutorials and you're all good to go

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come on dude. You're a big boy. You can't do 10 seconds worth of looking around? Despite the fact that almost every board has a sticky? You know, the first fucking post in the board?

>>517208
haha shit dude, i couldn't find anything anywhere

>>517207
thanks man!

if the house is symmetrical or have even pisces make a seam crossing it all in the middle, then unwrap
obviously everything else is gonna give you trouble, especially the windows then start to unwrap those individually and slowly arrange them.
if you are not experienced with unwrapping it might a while

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>>517204
I personally unwrap the main structure into a single texture sheet, and then I unwrap things like the trims into a second texture sheet. I do it this way so that I can have unique detail on every pixel, it may not be the best way because I sacrificed extra resolution for that detail, but the detail is important enough to me that I'm willing to make the trade-off. Your use case may vary. A lot of modern games use tiling textures with splat maps over them for individual detail. It's just a matter of the methodology...
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>>514028
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N8dTpzC4A0

>>514029
This is great. Thank you very much!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjB3Ao1tNxs

a little bit more stylized

Because sculpting on a tablet is inherently very similar to drawing.
Because learning 2D will generally improve your sense of design, proportions, etc...
Because doing anything art related at all will help you grow and improve all aspects of your art.

I really don't understand artists who refuse to learn certain things, in particular 2D artists who wont learn modelling in maya or max. You should be learning everything you can about everything you can if you hope to be successful.
There is no downside.

>>517008
You train your eyes, you hand and your brain.
You use your eyes, your hand and your brain.

Use an edit normal modifier. Or convert to an editable mesh and tick show normal under polygon.

It does have one. Somewhere.
Last time I used 3ds Max was years ago though.

It'll show the normal vectors as a colored line going outward from the plane.

sorry guys i found an active battlestation thread, there is no need to use this one.

>>516993
>>516980
i-is that a monitor through the window?

Display > Gouraud Shading (lines)

>>516961
Thank you so much!

>>516962
no prob bob !