Me: 24 years experience in my field.
Some dudes: I think you are wrong, allow me to explain your job to you using my basic grasp.
Me:
Some dudes: I think you are wrong, allow me to explain your job to you using my basic grasp.
Me:
Lemme just bust some of your weird little bubbles here...
1. Yes, I know polygon reduction tools exist.
2. Amazingly, I know what "character artistsin games" are doing because *whispers a secret* I am one.
3. Games are not all AAA running on high end machines.
1. Yes, I know polygon reduction tools exist.
2. Amazingly, I know what "character artistsin games" are doing because *whispers a secret* I am one.
3. Games are not all AAA running on high end machines.
4. More polys doesn't equal visual fidelity.
5. Maybe you are a misogynist.
6. Yes, I have actually made VR projects and know what I am doing.
7. Making stuff well gives you control, speed in workflow and uses cheaper machines.
5. Maybe you are a misogynist.
6. Yes, I have actually made VR projects and know what I am doing.
7. Making stuff well gives you control, speed in workflow and uses cheaper machines.
8. Don't ever apply for a job where I work because I don't wanna be cleaning up your shit.
9. Some things are subjective, and some things vary based on engine and project needs.
For example, VR needs to keep a set framerate so you don't hurl. You are rendering twice- one for each eye, and having depth perception means a lot of old tricks don't work.
For example, VR needs to keep a set framerate so you don't hurl. You are rendering twice- one for each eye, and having depth perception means a lot of old tricks don't work.
And, lets say those tweezers are the main focus of the game, and the sets are simple- you can go nuts. If they are one of a dozen items close to your viewer, you have to start being smarter.
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