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After doing character modelling for the first time. MASSIVE PROPS to all the Character Modelers! in c/gaming@lemmy.ml
After doing character modelling for the first time. MASSIVE PROPS to all the Character Modelers! in c/gaming@lemmy.ml
[–] [S] 5 points 5 months ago (1 child)

Oh brother, the hair, face muscles. Oh my goodness, THE ANIMATION! INDIVIDUAL LIMBS! groooooooan I should just stick back to writing (novels) and writing only.

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    After doing character modelling for the first time. MASSIVE PROPS to all the Character Modelers! (lemmy.ml)
     

    I was learning Blender Character Modelling for my novel's cover and... Pshhh! I have done the head, and a massive head-ache struck me:

    If this was the head, imagine the body. The hands. The feet. The cloths. The scarf.

    What the fuck, man?! I thought it was a piece of cake. Oh, goodness, I shoulda learned to draw instead!

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    Is there a game development tool that automatically benchmarks a game across all possible hardware configurations to generate precise system requirements? (lemmy.ml)
     

    (the 'title' and 'body' was AI-fixed cause my English is bad)

    The tool would work by:

    1. Detecting a specific benchmark level within the game, regardless of the game engine used.

    2. Running automated tests on every combination of CPUs, GPUs, and storage types (SSD/HDD).

    3. On tool's servers: Testing against all conceivable hardware specs to find absolute minimum, recommended, and high settings.

    4. Locally: Using the user's current hardware specs as the maximum benchmark limit.

    5. Output: Providing the perfect system requirements (minimum, standard, and high) based on these results.