Such a fine piece of work John! Look forward to it.
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Very sad for all here at WC who have had your good council. I am happy for you and the chance you have to explore your future and get a sense of who you are now and what life's little journey has taught you thus far. Be well Mike. God Bless.
and it is even a different day there!...well, at least for some of us....[quote]that's what you get for living on an island at the bottom of the earth.......[/quote] ...excellent yrag! :D :D :D :D
Good news indeed! Congrats!
There are so many fine artists on WC. It is an honor to be mentioned. Thank you for the spotlight ID and thanks to all for the kind words and encouragement.
Congrats to all!
Congrats on the spotlight and thanks for all the fine work you have produced.
Great to hear from you Bryan and my prayers go out to you family.
Seems the ads are again appearing throughout the forums, at least pour moi!
Congrats!
Good News!
Congrats to all!
I did a post about this in May and was pretty much slammed for being a fear monger and unnecessarily scaring people (https://forums.wincustomize.com/?aid=311368)....ahh well such is life in the big city.
[quote]I recently uploaded a skin and the file was corrupt, yet people continued to leave nice comments when they could not have possibly used the skin. Had they used it they would have seen that it didn't work.[/quote] I think you jump to conclusions here Craig. Many a time , I will download something and not use it for a while until I am ready to change things. I also trust the workmanship of most of the authors that I follow and feel no need to test a new download until I am ready
[quote]I would love to see these barriers go away, and reach a point where if people have the talent to make the art, that assembling the technical skin is not the challenge that halts the whole thing.[/quote] I don't think this is particular to skinning. It is true with almost all form of computer graphic art. Dig into Cinema 4D, Maya, Max, Photoshop...all require a fairly intense learning curve to use the programs to their full capability. It goes with the territory. Tutorials are
[quote]more open dialog when it comes to these things, I think WC may be a better place because of it.[/quote] I agree that these "conversations" might be difficult at times but are sorely needed as it tends to show the work ethic and dedication that makes someone a master and that can only be good for the community at large. For example, it is clear from all the master responses that nothing will replace the hard work and sense of pride in finding solutions. There are no short cuts.
The main Gallery page lists butch123 as the recent top skinner, yet the link goes to his site where the gallery is empty only a strange note from him about WC starting to remove his work for too many downloads in his mail section as part of a reply to someone asking where his work went. What goes on here?
It was a fine site with some special peeps and this is indeed a great loss. So easy to take sites like Skinartistry for granted. I certainly have been guilty of that. Thanks to Tom and the admins for putting on a fine show.
Richard, with Vue particularly there are several things you can do to dramatically reduce the render times. First, make sure that the option to release open GL before render is checked on the lower right hand side of the render settings dialog box. Second, check the render setting of your atmospheres in the atmosphere editor. The are several categories such as Fog, and sun light where you have the option to reduce the quality settings and this makes a big difference without loosing quality of
The download is set for 10:00AM PDT. There are some sites showing the file now but it is only RC3. 10 PDT is the offical time.
My pleasure and hope it helps!
Sent and thanks for a fun idea!
Congrats Jack!
Right you are Fuzzy. Well said!
[quote]It was all for nothing. Here we are in 2008 and it's worse than ever.[/quote] A black man would not be the democratic nominee for president in the 60's. He would not have a female VP (Hillary will take the job). A vast improvement in opportunity and equal rights. Some things are a lot better! [quote]The elected officials are supposed to represent us but in reality they represent special interests.[/quote] The "special interests" are nothing power than gro