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;
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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 :)
Oh for sure! It's really not much more technical than some of the software pipeline we work with daily, it just takes training. I think a lot of the hesitation (at least for me) simply comes from the infrequency of use, so the knowledge doesn't stick as well.
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Granted Blizz also works with a lot of proprietary software (or engines that are so heavily modified that they might as well be proprietary), so learning those can be daunting at times as you can't just google an issue. On the other hand, the people that made it work there too.
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Yup same here in Gameloft, with proprietary software nothing like any engine that ive seen so that doesn't help either and I find myself annoying devs all day long lul
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