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I suppose there would be a certain irony in not replying, Lux! A happy new year to you Sir.
Thread: Abstract40 - Shapeshifter Animation Project | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Turbosquid vs BMW Lawsuit | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Infographic on hacking low-poly market, VR trends and pricing practices | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Infographic on hacking low-poly market, VR trends and pricing practices | Forum: 3D Modeling
Nice article, and thanks for posting. Whilst I don't doubt VR will creep into gaming and other aspects of life, surely there must be still plenty of low poly models still around.
Thread: Beta-Purchasers Needed For Real 3D Printed Models | Forum: 3D Modeling
I was reasonably impressed with Shapeways. The object arrived way before they said it would (pleased the wife anyway) very well packaged and good quality. Her other thought was that the hole in the middle could be of a lesser diameter but overall she was pleased.
On a technical note Lux, Am I right in thinking that they are not solid plastic - where permissable. So if they are a tubular type construction then there are 2 un connected meshes. So my question is (if I've got this right) is how does the software know which bit to print? Does it read the normals?
Thread: Question about Softwares | Forum: 3D Modeling
LuxXeon makes the most important point in that of workflow. If you're using silo and feel comfortable with it then stay with it. The aditional tools you may/would get with Blender, max, C4d only really have the potential to make things quicker.
Thread: Beta-Purchasers Needed For Real 3D Printed Models | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Mouse/ peripheral recommendations | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Mouse/ peripheral recommendations | Forum: 3D Modeling
Yes, thats it. Iwas hoping for for a bit more discussion on the mouse/pen debate but I guess people are saving all their energy for some online jostling during Black Friday!
Thread: New Halloween Freebie On The Way... | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Importing models between platforms | Forum: 3D Modeling
I'd also recommend Blender to a certain extent, given that it is free and has a lot of features. However, I'd start off by learning how the basics of poly modeling. I was looking for something by Bay Raitt but this is good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpSAG85Rsk0 The most important aspect of the software is useability. You don't really need that many tools to be any good - having them just make things easier/quicker.
Thread: Fun With Normal Maps | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: Fun With Normal Maps | Forum: 3D Modeling
LuxXeon posted at 6:27PM Fri, 02 October 2015 - #4231964
@ airflamesred: That's an interesting idea, Mark. I was thinking maybe a workflow video?
I think that would be very usefull to all. Back in the day, one could cut, quite the dashing artist with your bump and specular maps. Of course, theses days you need normal, displacement and all kinds of things so perhaps an overview and 'when and why' to use.
Thread: Fun With Normal Maps | Forum: 3D Modeling
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Thread: Happy New Year! | Forum: 3D Modeling