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.@Black_Eye_Tech's Adam Myhill and Gerald Orban have joined 80 Level to discuss their brand-new Unreal Engine add-on Black Eye Cameras and share the tool's capabilities.Learn more: https://80.lv/articles/black-eye-technologies-on-procedural-camera-systems-their-new-unreal-engine-plug-in/@UnrealEngine

Re @bman_me Couldn't help ourselves, @PounceLight's Tiny Glade is our team's favorite indie title of 2024

Senior Creature Modeller Rishikesh Nandlaskar expanded his portfolio with new impressive artwork and unveiled this 3D take on Majin Buu, one of the most iconic characters from Dragon Ball.Created with ZBrush, the artist provides a fresh look at the character, translating his cartoon-style features into a three-dimensional world. The creator masterfully captured the characters recognizable appearance, adding volume and textures and creating a new, unique image.Take a closer look:The take is a part of the artists weekly study series, in which the creator makes sculpts to practice his skills. Check out other amazing artwork from the rubric:Recently, Rishikesh Nandlaskar showed how he draped these cargo joggers using ZBrush:Before, the artist joined 80 Level to talk about the production process behind this Batman sculpt, explained the workflow in ZBrush and Substance 3D Painter, and shared the rendering setup in Arnold:Check out another superhero-based artwork created by Rishikesh Nandlaskar with ZBrush, Maya, and Arnold:Visit Rishikesh Nandlaskars ArtStation page anddont forget to join our 80 Level Talent platform and our new Discord server, follow us on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, TikTok, and Threads, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.Source link The post Artist Recreated Dragon Balls Majin Buu in 3D Using ZBrush appeared first on CG SHARES.

Tiny Glade was a pleasant surprise in the indie community, capturing many hearts when it came out, and some of our readers noted that we covered the development unusually often, but how could we not when it is a perfect mix of castle-building and softcore environment art?Im sure a lot of players were inspired by the game and started or continued their artistic journey because of it, and Biman Bordoloi is one of them. They presented their own procedural tool that allows you to manipulate buildings and scenes easily.Powered by Blenders Geometry Nodes and Python, the project supports walls, roads, and arches on a plane at the moment, but if you believe in Bordoloi and want to see more of their work, be sure to visit the artist on X/Twitter.Another experience offers Micha Kubas in his Outside the Blocks game, where you build your own dioramas and dont need to have any professional skills. Its still in development bu really worth checking out.Join our 80 Level Talent platformand ournew Discord server, follow us onInstagram,Twitter,LinkedIn,Telegram,TikTok, andThreads,where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.Source link The post Check Out This Tiny Glade-Like Procedural Environment Tool appeared first on CG SHARES.

Call of Duty's big new Season 2 Reloaded update is out now, and fans quickly discovered that one of the maps added to Black Ops 6 appears to point to a Tony Hawk's Pro Skater reveal soon.The Grind map, which takes place at a skatepark, includes a banner that says "03.04.25" with the iconic Pro Skater logo above. Assuming it's styled for America, this would point to March 4, 2025. Exactly what could happen on that day, however, is unknown. It was previously reported that a new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater remaster would launch this summer, and if that's true, then March 4 could be when the game is revealed or at least teased further. Tony Hawk himself chimed in about the tease with the eyes emoji, suggesting this is indeed real and some kind of announcement is forthcoming.Continue Reading at GameSpot

On January 24, the official Twitter account of Sid Meier's Civilization VII posted a tweet that I had been looking forward to for years. In it, a man spoke these words: "Walang bansang pinagmumulan ng katalinuhan. Ito ay nagbubunga sa lahat ng lugar. Ito'y parang liwanag at hangin. Ito'y katangian ng lahat." In English, this roughly translates to "genius/intellect is not exclusive to any country. It can blossom anywhere. It is like light and air. It is in all of us."Those are the words of Dr. Jose Rizal, accomplished author, scholar, polyglot, and venerated hero of the Philippines. The moment I heard those words, spoken in clear Tagalog--one of the many dialects of my people--I couldn't help but tear up. It wasn't just because the Philippines finally became an official part of the Civilization franchise with Rizal as a playable leader, but also because my country and its 117 million citizens--with countless more who live abroad--have long been underrepresented in video games.True, we've seen a few Filipino video game characters over the years, such as Jose Astrada and Pham Luis (Front Mission 3), Talim (SoulCalibur), Conduit (Apex Legends), and Neon (Valorant), but these were more akin to stereotypical depictions of what a Filipino character might be like. Even Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada admitted in a Twitter post that a Filipino fighter that he created, Josie, only bore the good doctor's surname after he heard about Rizal through FGC commentator Mark "Markman" Julio. (Josie's announcement even led to a minor controversy a few years ago here in the Philippines.)Continue Reading at GameSpot

One of the Star Wars franchises most interesting characters has fans debating their exit from the galaxy far, far away more than a decade later, but another prequel-era star has revealed that his death was originally planned to be much more decisive and meaningful.