I must be one of those 3D artists that work in a game company but is afraid af of the game engine and spends all time in comfy 3DsMax, not even thinking about Unity or Unreal. That stuff is spoopy for me D;
You are DEFINITELY not alone in this. I can make assets and textures happily all day...but getting things in-engine, hooked up properly, and checked into version control is an arcane black-science every time.
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oh... Ey hii, another one into this
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welcome to the comfy 3D space, u see everything that happens after that export button? that's bad, we never go there
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"Just make a quick test in engine, just make you sure you have the right version because the one that you have its not the latest one and we changed some stuff, oh, and dont save anything or everything will blow up"pic.twitter.com/lZoIuL6hwL
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“How does it look in-engine...?” Is the question I dread at the end of my pipeline for every single character.
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I've been on the computer science side of things, and Unity or Unreal may seem scary at first but they are actually super intuitive and friendly compared to many other things out there. Especially if you guys aren't venturing too far into programming land.
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Only saying this cause if you can handle 3D art you can definitely handle some of the stuff you guys would need to do in Unity/Unreal. It's worth it to run through some tutorials and get a little comfortable :)
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