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It is what it is.
Lol, first time using Paint Tool SAI, and I absolutely love it <3
I hate it at the same time because I drew this and then it didnt let me save >:U
I screencaped it in sections using Debut and had to peice it together in Paint instead T_T
Adjusted the image in Photoshop and GIMP before posting.
Art (c) Takato14
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Comments: 92
Now now, dont give me any ideas... next thing you know that will be in Blender's U/V editor xD
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Bah! I believe 3DS Max is a better tool for that job!
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Ew no
I absolutely hate that program. It fucked up my old computer and I couldnt figure out how to even use it without a tutorial. I was able to teach myself how to use blender.
Plus, blender:
--is free
--is EXTREMELY powerful
--is Easy to understand
--has an animation system comparable to that of 3DS MAX and Maya
--and is extremely versatile
So, blender for me. :3
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Sadface. I am only an indie game developer, so what do I know?
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Eh?
I make my own content for video games. Im getting into the video game industry myself.
I'm confident in saying that I am quite good for a 'rookie'.
I use Google SketchUp, Blender, and WordPad for making my stuff. Who needs 3DS MAX, I can do just as good if not better with programs that are much easier to get ahold of. <3
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Bah, I can only sculpt. I believe that music and literature (including coding) are my arts.
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Blender has a sculpt tool. :3
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I am a violinist, and am composing my first symphony.
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I would say that I'm a sort of keyboardist wanna-be; I can play piano pretty well, but I absolutely suck at chords. The fingering is just too much. :S
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Perhaps we may work together on a game some time.
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What type of code(s)/languages are you familiar with? For me, mostly TorqueScript and JavaScript. I tried to learn LUA for Source, but it was just complete jibberish to my mind :S
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TorqueScript (To an extent), C#, VB, DB, BB, VB, JS, C, Lua, Unreal Script, and of course HTML.
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Oh, forgot about HTML. :S 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Of course, I learned it last year, and now the tag has been replaced. So I cant format my text anymore. Betcha have no clue how happy that makes me.
Meh, I am also a capable game designer.
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Well, I can make Add-Ons for a torque game; mainly just weapons, but Ive made playertypes and such as well.
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Ah, I dislike torque, as it is last gen technology.
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Eh, it's all I know. It's a good engine, minus the physics. xD
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I suggest you move on to UDK or Unity.
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But I have no clue what those are, plus I dont make games as a profession, I just make weapons and such for my game because it has an Add-Ons system.
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They are free, popular engines. They are far better than torque, and easier. If you did some searching you would have quickly fallen upon them.
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But I make Add-Ons for an existing game, not build an entire game myself from scratch.
I'll stick to torque for now until I find myself in an actual school for this stuff.
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I am 13 and I can use most engines perfectly well. Making a game off a game engine is basically modding.
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But the engine is basically the operating system of the game itself... nothing about the game is programmed into the engine, the engine only interprets your script and code. You have to start from scratch.
I'm 17 and have never actually made a concrete effort to learn extensive scripting or make my own game. I'm more of a modeler than a scripter, probably something I'll never completely change.
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UDK is great for that purpose. More graphics features than any other. (It is basically a free UE3)
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UE3 = ?
Anyways, Im not looking into making any full games, Im just trying my hands in a modeling software to give myself some experience over someone just starting to learn when they go to school for stuff like this.
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Unreal Engine 3.
If you don't know how to model for it, you have no advantages. It is THE industry standard.
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I thought so.
Besides. Mesh is mesh. The only things that differ from engine to engine are the heirarchy and rigging process, minus certain complications (i.e.: Torque with transparency/translucency, Source with primitive faces, etc) of course.
I meant experience modeling in general. I dont mean to brag, but I have gotten quite good at it by making modifications for that Torque game.
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I would think that most people dont learn to do that at the age of 16. (I'm 17, but Ive been doing this for about a year or so)
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Nice models. The difference is, however, that Unreal supports bump mapping, normal mapping, and environment mapping.
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what IS bump mapping, anyways...
And, Torque supports all of those; all three are options in the DTS exporter.
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Bump mapping is basically setting shading points.
Just what version of torque are you talking here? The torque you told me is Torque V1.5-1, as any beyond that are Torque 3D Products.
But Unreal Engine is more optimized. It was built to push the most polygons with the least amount of lag. If you doubt me, just download it. It is free.
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im not sure, let me check.
TGE v1.3.
Anyways, what script language does UE use?
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Unreal Script along with the visual scripting language, Kismet.
I am also excited to announce my high performance game engine, VisualEYES, is in production.
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Hmmmk.
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You're developing your own engine? o.o
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Yes. I am an 'Artistic (not to be confused with Autistic)Developer'. I am also a solid game designer. And humble
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at autistic I loled.
Hm. If you are as you say, might I see some of your work? :3
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I would, but my bad habit of not backing up bit me, sending my games and such to oblivion. My current project is a zero-gravity fps (Name is classified).
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Ehm. You lost ALL of your games...?
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How would you rank yourself in the following game design areas? (Im curious)
3D Modeling:
--Characters?
--Texturing?
--Mapping?
--Weapons/items?
Others:
--Texture design?
--Rigging/animation?
--Sprite design?
--Script/coding?
--Special effects (Particle effects, screenbuffers/postprocessing, etc)?
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Characters:
4
Texturing
2
Mapping:
8
Weapons: 10
Texture design: 7
Rigging and animation: 7
Sprite Design: 9
Scripting and coding: 10
Special Effects: 7
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Hm. For me...
Characters:
6-7 ish
Texturing:
1.5(I rarely use anything but materials)
Mapping:
Never tried it
Weapons:
10
Texture design: 4
Rigging and animation: 8
Sprite design: 8
Scripting and Coding: 4
Special effects: 10
I make more visually appealing content than anything.
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I am t3h code mast3r, j00 shall all be my pupp3t2!
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Lol. My code only works. it's not optimal and it's nothing special. Only what is necessary for my gun to work. Lol.
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