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pics?

there is nothing to explain, the job market is tough for everyone.

just say you freelanced/ working with your cousin

>>542942
F R E E L A N C E
P O R T F O L I O

>>543371
clip curve!??!
isnt that the curve surface brush in the gif ...?

>>543376
agh that what i meant. ya that would make no sense if it was the clip curve. my bad.

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here is the result that i'm talking about.

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Close enough.

>>543097
In my country Maya is a very common female Name, I even had 2 girlfriends both named Maya... but it was kinda strange coincidence

>>543240
thx

>>543240
Post link pls

>>543229
https://discord.gg/nP5su

The interface looks graphically dated, but functionality-wise, I think it works fine.

coding a ui is hard as shit with almost no tutorials

>>543174

Same. It's just ugly, there's nothing actually wrong with it.

That said, it's been a long time since I've used it but I seem to remember the bezier pen tool being a bit of a wanker ...

Hindus do shit work. You can probably beat them on quality if you apply yourself, it's basically how the west stays afloat.

What industry are you looking to work in?

>>542961
Difficult question. The first thing that comes to mind it is visualisation of interior\exterior. Russian designers said that it's not good variant for freelancer.
I think that the first time I work better with something inanimate. Furniture\buildings\anything? Maybe even gamedev but later.
Start pack of skills for me is 3dsmax+vray+photoshop and desirable maya?

>>542964
Stick to things an engineer would and can do, that way you can distinguish yourself from other (non engineer) modelers/ designers.
Games and Movies/media are highly competitive and talent swarms to it, pay might be better with more boring but solid engineering work.
Good luck.

>>543128
Sort answer: no

Long answer: you'll have to move out of blender specific tutorials and go to more general 3d stuff, which Maya and Max has a lot of, it's just a matter of transposing what you see in those tutorials for blender.

Watch Maya tutorials which is what i usually do, and try to follow the techniques.

Learning a software is easy, learning techniques is what will get you hired.

>>543128
>Are there any resources for Blender tutorials other than Youtube?

CGpersia, also I have a hard time believing you've exhausted every good blender tutorial (we really should have some kind of thread for them)

There's tons of tutorials (both paid and free) for all software (except Wings3D and softimage)

Also, you can watch tutorials for other software and adapt it to Blender.

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>>543128
>blenderp

>>543182
1. PTC Creo
2. PTC MathCAD
3. ???
4. 60$ per hour

wireframe modifier
gradient texture
freestyle render
the sky is probably made from noise texture

you would model the individual components, apply textures to them and then render the scene

>>541840
this is shit tho

Dont pay money for schooling on something that can be self taught. Job market sucks, so there are little returns on what you've described as a shitty education. Just git good, build a portfolio and put yourself out there. Someone's bound to nibble.

>>541338
>As for my idea is to basically make a 3D software,
the fuck

>and allow you to draw vector lines in a 3D space, and obviously being able to tween and modify the lines depending on the frame.
this already exists, you can find similar solutions in old siggraph vids, it never gained any traction
hell, i even saw solutions for applying tablet strokes to a full 3d rig

there is even some Jap software that does what you want already, it takes a 2d drawing and allows you to rig it in 2d space
just look up what already on the market ...

>>541338
software engineer and animation have nothing to do with each other

>>542795
Are you a girl or are you a boy?

>>542795
How does it stack up to NX9 and SolidWorks? Had to use SW for a year and it was the bane of my existence, but NX9 is pretty nice although sometimes surprisingly less customizable than SW. Once I get back into the aero eng field I'm sure I'll be getting into Catia.

Gimme 10 seconds and solidworks

You have spline intersections that are impossible to topologize. Figure it out you need to learn.

>>542519
Fucking Based Cactus Dan. I use his plugins all the time.

>tfw the future of rigging in Cinema 4D looks bleak

There you go famalam

https://mega.nz/#!9gFywRzB!Fi4CDkp-E0aD-n0GMKqUrNiSWkdKli8bors1WaEUa90

>>542565
the future of rigging in Cinema 4D always looked bleak

>>542854
show me what u did :^)

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>>542855
N-no... i just kinda want the brushes to sharpen my mesh up to create a normal map for my mesh, so i have the base but for details i was thinking of getting better custom maps for pores and wrinkes or whatever..

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>>542856
show
me

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>>542143
Too much

Seems a bit counter-intuitive that the (much less detailed) charmander model is selling at a slightly higher price than your realistic human model. You might be able to gauge good price guidelines by comparing to other models (as well as top sellers), but I'd say the charmander is too expensive right off the bat.

Also, try reducing the specular on the samurai's skin, or blending it with a subtle noise texture (to simulate pores), the material looks a bit too much like plastic. Hair also has the same problem, I'm guessing adding some micro-scale noise would help.

the samurai is well made but the materials could be improved, even in game

you should have picked unity for this. turbosquid don't get traffic like you think it is