01 Sunday Feb 2015
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WORK WITH WHATEVER DOES THE JOB
As long as you and your client is fine with your work and software choices, you should be fine. Certain things are common over software packages, others are not.
Stop stressing about the software and learn the process as much as possible first. You can then use those skills and transfer them to whatever 3d software that can serve your needs.
Support Badassness, wherever it is.
Doing this shit has been a convoluted route. Right now SuperBowl 49 is on it’s 17-14, Seahawks. I’m about to …
Nature of the beast of software. Sometimes, software doesn’t work. Or it takes an absorbent amount of time to perform …
Working on “Precipice“. It is basically R&D for the obvious bigger things. A big step in the right direction. “Trying …
The faster you want things to change, the slower things seem to happen. Truth? One thing didn’t happen. Might not …
We are going to be changing the site. For one, we need to. Currently, it’s two websites in one and …
The bad news. The good news. The bad news. Still haven’t gotten DCC (Digital Content Creation) software. The good news. …
SO… I went here – http://www.sidefx.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=589&Itemid=221, downloaded the trial copy. Then I went here – http://www.sidefx.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=192&Itemid=351, to get my learnin’ …
It’s a start. Lester Banks’ website is pretty cool. http://lesterbanks.com/2012/02/creating-a-basic-fracture-using-dmm-for-maya/
Rethinking Kickstarter. The time of year may be wrong (right before the start of the summer, people are concentrating on …
