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>>533451
he's different

He's Australian.

There is nothing wrong with Andrew. People only hate him because >Blender.

>>534063
> anime -> animu -> lads

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don't let them defuse the bomb, [zzz] !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!aaaaaaaaassaaaaaaa:D:D:/:D

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MJCA, bitches!!!

Guns have a lot of geometry, but still are pretty angular in design and relatively simple, not to mention that most people know what a gun looks like better than a human.

>>525481
Guns are not artistic, you either make them perfect or don't.

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Perhaps because there's a significant interest in guns in the gaming and (and game-modding/modeling communities). I used to have this huge obsession with them when I was in my teen years, and now I don't really have any overly biased interest in them. People will more likely pay for DLC that gives them a new gun, rather than a new character. Guns hold peoples interest for some reason (maybe just the satisfaction of use, plus they're almost always the "main" tool for most games) and a lot of movies.

I always enjoyed making obscure/random guns that I'm a fan of, or stuff that isn't seen often (Whitney Wolverine, No4 Derringer, unique steampunk stuff) but it gets repetitive after a while though once you've made at least one of every type of gun (ie made at least a few revolvers, bolt action rifles etc).

Never was a fan of modern cars because IMO they all look exactly the same. Buildings and architecture is fun since you can kinda go crazy and do whatever you want unless it actually has to stand in reality.

Have an incredibly generic revolver.

>help me maek monies plox

>>530261
Come back when you are capable of the english language, faggot.

>>530261
unreal engine

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For reference... Here's an actual image of Jupiter. The trick is something in the way the bands curve. They're much flatter in the real image.

>>532340
probably something to do with camera fov

>>532340
OP pic uses a wide angle from a short distance.
this pic is a crop from a telephoto lens picture. it has almost no perspective distortion

Blender on Android is interesting, but I don't think Android is the right platform for blender. Also, I think that few devices that run on Android are likely to not be powerful enough to use blender to its full extent.

Blandroid.

not good without a keyboard

in what respect?
its okay i guess

>>534027
For the time or even now?

>>534029
now it would take an incredible amount of time and money just to be on par with modern standards

but you can always cut costs and hire pajeet

What am I downloading here. Lots of shit on their page.

>>533054
http://www.reallusion.com/iClone/character-creator/default.html

This.
Theres a larger suite of software called iclone that this is part of but you dont need it unless you want to use their animation stuff. which is balls

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lol someone "finished" already

>>533926
What the heck
Go back to >>>/s4s/

>>533927
Thats rude :^)

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What about 2.5D?

Because Unity is documented to hell and back with even TONS of printed media about this matter.

Also for some reason most think UE is harder to master than Unity.
Personally I felt instantly comfortable with UE.

Unity has a friendlier interface, runs much smoother since UE4 is clunky and you have to wait for minutes after pressing every button, Unity builds are compatible with every platform out there. Unity allows different types of scripting language that any coder can find a spot to fit in. Unity has a bigger community, bigger asset market and developer feedback

>>524558
>and you have to wait for minutes after pressing every button

I use a shitty i3 from 2013 + GTX750Ti and never encountered this problem.

Are you using a calculator?

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>>533314
The Gate to the Minds eye for me.
1995 was 21 years ago.
Babies born this year could be in legal porn videos now, grandpa.
>dat soundtrack tough

Step it up sempai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwJ8xDL1TY0

>>533317

One of my favourite Thomas Dolby albums.

>>531404
Maybe you searched for the wrong word. Check out stretchy bones.

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Noodle bones is the name that they strangely decided to use to describe the (possibly) most important part in their animation pipeline but it's not like this is any new technique at all. Don't get me wrong for saying this, you say that you are super new to 3D animation but aren't you also new to animation at all? What they tried to describe was basically a combination of the first and most important principle of animation, Squash and Stretch. So, as I understand from them saying that they work on this principle using rigs, what they certainly do is make a secondary rig to the character and what it does is simply treat the skin in a more relaxed way to create this smearing effect.The trick here is that this secondary rig is not being bound inside the 3d model, instead it's certainly bound onto the mesh and being treated as it's common for cloth. They probably don't make it in the entirety of the body and instead keep it only to more critical parts, such as extremities, since it's where the movement really catches our attention. Hope that you could understand a thing or two :)

Ps.: Before you jump into it, you should probably develop your abilities with the main rig, what they describe is not a different method for you to ponder if it's better than the way you are used to rig and animate, it's simply an addition as a secondary rig to make smoother animations. So don't feel bad for checking this only later, learn and understand their way to achieve this is a whole new thing so you could easily be overwhelmed. Also, it's best for your sanity that you rely on post effects to achieve similar results since it's incredibly easier, you are not a studio, dude.

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>>531415
Just to conclude, as I feel that my lack of sleep could have affected my shitty explanation, I made a drawing to complement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bGJ_xYqeWc

This is kind of what I want to do, only with simpler motion and no clothes or hair. Oh, and instead of a completely black figure I'd like to paint a white line on the head... It's a project I`m asked to do..

There is an absurdly massive amount of information and data available on the internet, and you're telling me that in the hundreds of thousands of petabytes of information out there you can't find a single .fbx file of a rigged female figure?

Come on, anon. Apply yourself.

>>533891
Trust me anon I have! I just can't find a rigged base c4d model. I can't... I might be that dumb but trust me I am not lazy... By the way, what is .fbx? Don't I need .c4d for cinema 4D?

>>531089
>bullets
basic as fuck
also post in the W.I.P. next time

>>531089
Looks pretty cool

>literal basic shapes
Is there anything to think?

please /3/, somebody must understand or have tips on how to land a job

Got a portfolio?

If you don't have a good website/portfolio you're unhirable

neroacegaming.com

it's my portfolio website. let me know what you think i should change/improve