![]() ![]() The more complicated answer is because people simply couldn’t calm down about Diablo 3‘s color palette. The simplest answer is because the developers of Diablo 3 love you very much. Now, adventurer, let me prepare you for the lands of Whimsyshire and Whimsydale. Just because the residents are as polychromatic as the land they inhabit, it doesn’t follow that they aren’t dangerous. These places are brightly colored and magical - you could easily get lost in their twisting paths through rainbow arches and smiling clouds, but be warned. These magical places, denied by some, are accessible through strange portals, but despite their similarities there are some differences between the two. so it’s good if you set yourself a goal like for example making a hat for team fortress 2, a skin for dota 2, some small mod or create an artwork of your favorite character/environment.Yes, there’s not just one, but two lands full of ponies and stuffed animals and rainbows in Diablo 3. when i started with 3D i didn’t have a goal and therefore didn’t make progress. :Dīut the most important 1st step is to have a goal. also you should checkout the polycount WIKI which is a goldmine containing tipps and tutorials – you could spend days reading through it. i’m mostly visiting where you can find tons of awesome people which can help when you’ve questions. i think the next step is to have a good community. I’m sure you already know that google/youtube is full of awesome tutorials. Great to hear that you like my videos :) i hope you’ll like future ones too :) regarding your questions: Hopefully I can dig this out my browsing history. ![]() ![]() Of course, Epic’s introducing to Cascade and particles is a good startīut there’re also some twitch streams which were done by the Epic Games customer relation department, so some Senior VFX artist show their techniques (didn’t watch all of them by now)…one is missing, can’t find it. ![]() I got some from people I don’t know where there working, for example this guys: I’m working with UE4 so I looked for UDK and UE4 tuts. I found some Tutorials on Youtube from different people. ![]()
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