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>>551899
Don't fuck with a good job you moron

you gotta wait a few days for trips men

>>551899
le ebin post fellow anonymous poster
we sure know how to make those threads on /b/ i mean /3/ dont we?

>>552109

It puts the honey on it's skin or else it gets the hose again.

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we're gettin weird with it bois

>>552109
gib link to the video

>>552000

Daz Studio would probably be straight up CP. Poser would be the same CP but with terrible lighting.

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here is modos

>>552000 (checked)

I think the mascots should all be based on the programs they represent. Blender, for example, is lightweight and free so the mascot should represent this by being a loli (lightweight) and low spending (free program). 3ds max is expensive and pretty large so she would be high maintenance and thicc.

Blender's mascot should also hold a blender (for obvious reasons).

Houdini

Good thread

>>550983
I'm very intrigued by Houdini, thats why I chose that pic for the thread. My usual workflow is to import 2D plans into Rhino and model based on those, which is very accurate. Will Houdini be able to do that and handle large scenes?

>>550149
If it's real simple geometry then you could go ahead and put a texture down first and UV map it based on that, just keep the scale of the parts in mind.

If it's something organic or generally complex, UV map first. That shit's going to be nuts trying to force the UV map to fit the texture you made.

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>>550149

So for example, the way i've been doing it so far is to UV unwrap using blenders system, barely editing the UV and just painting over it via photoshop such as pic related. This i know is limited due to space and size but i'm very new at this with zero formal education in 3d.

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>>550152
The well itself ended up coming out not too bad but i feel like im definitely doing it wrong somehow

looks awsome for first time.

id suggest to throw sculptis away and get with something more professional/better

From scratch or did you start with a base?

My advice would be using a separate mesh of two spheres for the eyes.

>>549526
Looks good man.

Just like you start a physical model with bulk and planes, you start one in 3d using a few subdivs, low resolution and work your way up to the details, moving on only after you've done all you can at the resolution you're at.

Make sure that you subdivide a model without smoothing the previous level, it'll waste a lot of effort spent shaping up the model and give it a rubbery look.

Give ZBrush a try though, it's good.

How much did he make doing that?

>>551660
it's just a custom map on a 10 year old game. it's free.

CHN has a knack for little details. Other good mappers for zombies are RadiMaX, jbird362 and stevie wonder. Look up Frostbite for bo3, shits beautiful.

>>551676
Every
Time

>>551725
Yep, got a shity 4k no texture fruit bowl for our introduction lesson.

I hope you're pleased

make stuff for complete begginers

this is this one right here

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

>>551431
Thanks

Blender, its free and reliable.

other than blender, autodesk's max and maya have free student versions available(you don't actually need to be a student). only catch with those is that you can't legally sell any of your work with those versions which shouldn't be a problem for a while anyways.
if you get a cgpeers account(registration is open on the 1st and 15th of each month) everything is free and they have a ton of tutorials as well as programs. my suggestion is to test out each piece of software, watch a few beginner tutorials for each, and just stick with which ever feels the best to you until you know exactly what you want to do and need from your software.

Blender and grab the Mastering Modeling in Blender workshop from CG Cookie. It's pretty popular so you can probably find it easily, and it isn't a slog. He speaks up so unlike many tutorials you won't fall asleep to some mumbling nerd's unintentional ASMR series. It doesn't cover the absolute basics like moving the camera and such, you'll need to look on YouTube for the really really entry level elements.

>>550382
animating

>>550382
Rendering

>>550382
rigging/animating

could be an issue with the edges next to the selected edge (filleting only that selected edge would cause a weird transition from that edge to the not filleted ones) or radius is too big or small

>>551270
post the sldprt dumbass

>>551270
Because you are using inches.
Otherwise, try to uncheck Tangent propagation.

graphics API is a library, right ?

you can multiply a matrix with another matrix or a vector(a point is also a vector) so just use multiplication and you are good

>>551549
But it takes a complex composition of matrices to achieve the correct result, and a proper vertex shader to match.

>>551550
transformations 101
if you want to make a composite transformation from multiplke matrices the order how you multiply can affect the final result,you need to do it backwards of what you want to achieve, when it comes to vertex shader, you probably need to transform from object space to world space than modify custom stuff,then transform to clip space and then it should be done

>>549860
I would just get it 3D printer and try learning 123 Design it is free a and more powerful than Google Ketchup.

>>549868
The 3D printer idea is great actually. Testing it in plastic would be a great first step.

>>549870
If you would like to get one I would recommend the Prusa I3 mk2 you can get it in Kit form to save money.

>lighting wise

Way too bright, what were you thinking?

I think it looks fine. Depends on what time of day you want .

>>551422
Well, the company i work for always ask for bright scenes like this. I personally dont like too bright, looks tacky. But i guess depends on the situation.