It's essential. Last Mar / Apr, I built a new desktop (hadn't done that for ages), two screens, extended table, microphones, back light, camera, SAD lights, blue tint glasses, trackball, cooling and kitted out an office. Since added C02 monitors, UPS, channel bonded 4G etc.
https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1355261364781023236
I'm fortunate that I had the space and the basic skills needed to get the environment right for me but if you can then it's worth it.
Couple of other things to consider - I use an XP-Pen board for drawing, I pinched a lot of lessons from gaming (hence the blue filter glasses, the 144Mhz screens etc), get a decent set of headphones and invest in a good chair.
X : What OS are you using?
Me : MacOS on my laptop, Win10 on my desktop.
X : How did you find going MacOS to Win10.
Me : To begin, I disliked it. Stuck with it, within a few months I loved it. It's a really good OS.
Me : MacOS on my laptop, Win10 on my desktop.
X : How did you find going MacOS to Win10.
Me : To begin, I disliked it. Stuck with it, within a few months I loved it. It's a really good OS.
X : What do you monitor?
Me : CO2, humity and temp on one. I have different monitors for power consumption, battery status. I keep CO2 usually around 700pm ... currently at 685.
Me : CO2, humity and temp on one. I have different monitors for power consumption, battery status. I keep CO2 usually around 700pm ... currently at 685.
X : Does it make a difference?
Me : If I lock myself in a room, don't open the windows, keep the vents closed and let the CO2 rise to 1500 ppm ... yes, performance can suffer.
Me : If I lock myself in a room, don't open the windows, keep the vents closed and let the CO2 rise to 1500 ppm ... yes, performance can suffer.
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