Out of curiosity, do you get your sample 3D models from repositories like TurboSquid? I’m not too comfortable with Blender (besides the very basics).
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I try to use “free” (public domain and Creative Commons) models as much as possible. TurboSquid and Sketchfab have a ton of great content, but often don’t allow redistribution or derivative works.
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Thanks. Any central website or repo, or do you find BT’s and pieces here and there through Google?
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The latter. Morgan McGuire and Kenyan Crane both maintain useful collections with clear licensing, though: http://casual-effects.com/data/ https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~kmcrane/Projects/ModelRepository/ …
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I’m so glad you are writing for http://metalbyexample.com again! There is such a lack of learning resources for Metal, especially beyond the beginner level. I find the information you provide invaluable!
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