Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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Wow I'm old. GOOGLE 10 years old today.
I remember when Yahoo was the $hit as far as searching went back in 98, hehe....
Ah, and Netscape was the Firefox of it's time.
....and Voodoo video cards were the bomb diggity, hehe...
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A great mod for Jedi academy www.moviebattles.com
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The fastest computer for 3D graphics was an Onyx2 from Silicon Graphics... depending on the configuration, it was either as large as a minibar fridge, a large fridge or around a quarter of a tennis court.
Maya came out in 1998 and replaced PowerAnimator (did I get the name right?), running on Silicon Graphics hardware of course, which cost around $20,000.
Google was still headquartered in a garage, not in Silicon Graphics' place (SGI later lost lots of money and sold their headquarters to Google).
StarCraft came out! :attn:
Amusingly, at school, we used AltaVista... :p
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yes.Originally posted by The Architect
... PowerAnimator (did I get the name right?)
I STILL have my license & my dongle here on my desk
ah memories...
The cool thing was in 99' SGI released a Windows NT box branded from SGI, and it was in the trailer for South Park the movie, as SGI was a major sponsor of that movie, as well as many others around 98-99 including Lost in Space in 98, etc...Originally posted by The Architect
, running on Silicon Graphics hardware of course, which cost around $20,000.
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hmm, i think that was the time when the internet was a year old for us, and i was talking on some chatroom and knew nothing about computers
didn't even know what copy and paste was...
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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Lost in Space, I remember seeing that movie. The ironic thing is that in the movie, set for 2050, the funding for spaceship that goes to other planets is provided by SGI, but 8 or so years after the movie is released, SGI applies for Chapter 6 bankruptcy protection... :pOriginally posted by ragecgi
The cool thing was in 99' SGI released a Windows NT box branded from SGI, and it was in the trailer for South Park the movie, as SGI was a major sponsor of that movie, as well as many others around 98-99 including Lost in Space in 98, etc...
What else happened in 1998? The 400 MHz Pentium II was "the" chip for gaming...
Having 512 MB of RAM (133 MHz single data rate back then) was like... wow!
People still used CRT monitors...
And Windows 98 came out! I remember that unstable 16/32-bit hybrid OS... I still have a magazine from 1998 that had a feature story about Windows 98. The guy was talking about how "modern" it looked, with its revamped boot splash screen.
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(bankruptcy) 10 years ago i was making jewerlly overlooking the rice fields (now gone) in Ubud (Bali) .., ten i tried to do 'the right thing'., studying my ar...se off for the last 5 years and look where i am now.., a dingy student housing, and more pressure than a kolacanbare.
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i just read this morning that google is actually trying to kill microsoft by making the OS obsolete because of Chrome
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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Rogers, Time Warner, and the other majors get their service from them to pass along the a$$ raping to the customers, hehe
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Amusingly, Chrome runs on Windows...Originally posted by Chirone
who's the leading ISP in america now?
i just read this morning that google is actually trying to kill microsoft by making the OS obsolete because of Chrome
Who would have guessed? You can obliterate your competitor by developing an application that runs on top of your competitor's software!
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