M-777: Model Finished
I'm done, I'm giving up forever... April fools! I've completed the model as far as I would like it for now. Here are some UE5 renders. And Marmoset renders for wireframes.
M-777: Model Finished
I'm done, I'm giving up forever... April fools! I've completed the model as far as I would like it for now. Here are some UE5 renders. And Marmoset renders for wireframes.
M-777: Progress
Quite behind on my portfolio stuff (lead duties, cinematic work and outside responsibilities), but that's nothing to sulk about, I do have great progress. I've kicked down the low poly of my M-77 down to 61.9K total. Squeezed out as much texel density as possible for the two UV maps. I was able to get a nearly perfect bake.
Portfolio Polish Pt. 1
For the final project, I will not be taking up any new undertakings. Instead, I'm going to go back and polish what I've got to portfolio level quality. For a lot of these need work here and there to get them to the stretch goals I originally intended. I'll be prioritizing more leisure work first, then pushing to pieces that need a lot more work.
As my friend says, "In a hundred-mile journey, the first ninety mile is merely half of it."
Below I've dedicated a good chunk of time to properly assessing scope and planning out which projects I should be tackling first. For this, I used Notion. Each thumbnail is a page of its own, with a set plan. Because I'm tackling multiple projects, and refining with knowledge that I've accumulated over my time at FIEA, this journey will most likely go beyond the final submission (probably into Ventures).
AI-Assisted Planning Page Starting with the EH-Sattelite
Part 3: Tex and Sim
Done modeling, got some early textures and experimenting with the cold head nitrogen release sequence. Testing out some methods how I could do the smoke, flipbooks, animated texture arrays, or openVDBs. Substance painter recently updated and broke everything to no one's surprise, so I had to restart multiple times.
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Part 1: Blockout
Starting work on the Siemens MRI Machine, getting a quick blockout of the scene just to get some early scale