Posts by clankill3r

I have a bit experience with leap and a bit with Unity but not the combination.
How do you normally load the library when you use leap with javascript?

I think you have better luck asking on either the leap or unity forum.
I guess it is possible.

I have read all the negative reviews today on steam. Funny how people can use "the whole game is" after playing 0.5 hours

Anyway, a lot of negative reviews seems from users that don't like using a brain which makes me really want to buy the game.
First I need to finish some freelance work

Quote from Mazy

http://opencritic.com/game/1557/the-witness

Good shit, can't wait to try it out, think I'm in the perfect mood for something like this right about now.

Made the mistake of checking out some video reviews that spoiled some of the puzzles tho however

There are about 866 puzzles or something so I shouldn't be that worried

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Game looks so beautiful, I'm really curious to explore it. Puzzles didn't convince me too much, i mean they are abstract puzzles, which is not necessarily bad but is the only thing that there is. Seems a bit of a wasted opportunity.

Well Jonathan Blow is good in making puzzles, it won't be the same all over again but it will build on previous knowledge. It makes me wonder what you would have added

Nice tutorial. I will check out your others soon.
About the question for models, instead of 3DMax, Blender could be used which is free and heading in a good direction.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/fi…s/?id=436454108

Looks cool! Only a bit to much slowmotion (in my opinion).

@Buddy

Check if you have a free pci slot in your pc.
Then you could buy a usb card, which will be a lot cheaper then a new motherboard.

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@clankill3r You are not really supposed to take a screenshot from Google Street View and post it in this topic !

Just kidding it looks really great, what engine are you using to get such an accurate lighting ? Some windows pattern are a little bit repetitive, but it's alright. Good job

Haha it is a photograph

I was just wondering if anyone would notice

Untextued model with a temporary lighting rig of two diffuse bounces of a blue dome and yellow key.

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I have a book called "programming game AI by example" and one by o'reilly called "AI for game developers". The first book is really good, the book by o'reilly is not so good. I really recommend getting the first one.

Thats why you end up with both

I just watched this video:

I think good foliage is mostly in the render.
You might want to check out: http://www.thearchitectureacademy.com/

Also I always loved this compound for softimage:

Cool, I will check it out the t-rex tutorial later.
About rendering and UV mapping etc. I suggest to only do tutorials that are focused on the cycles render engine. It will save you a ton of time. So don't waste time on the default light sources etc. You probably have pc's with enough cuda cores in them to do some fast GPU rendering so why waste time on a old cpu renderer...

I loved that game! I really hope there will be a sequel some day that does justice to the original. But that sounds very unlikely with current game developers those days.

Kingpin life of crime?

Also I'm amazed by the start up time of blender. It takes about a second!

About the tutorials, I'm also watching video tutorials at the moment and depending on the person I set the playback time between 150 and 200%.
Kinda feels nice when you watched a 40min video in 20 minutes

Replace the skybox and delete the sun

Anyone here using blender?

I just started with it (again), and so far I liked it. I tried it before but I always preferred softimage.
Blender also has a good gpu renderer now included called Cycles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDRTjz…lL39NEBPZLB50ey

Once I made something other then tutorial results, I will post some work.

The windows in the OP are really huge.

Also, I just had an idea. Make it a night map first. This to add street lamps and other lights. Then once happy with that, make it a day map. I think this could lead to a more realistic placement of lights. (as in visual objects).