This stream is part of the June 2018 Class: Vehicle Modeling with Blender
The insides of vehicles involve more organic, soft shapes as well as opportunity for lots of fine hard surface details. Often vehicles renders focus on the exterior where the interior can be hidden or approximated. But not in this class!
I SO hope that one day it will be :)
Yeah, mrdojo, but look at what's been accomplished in the last 10 years. They've still got life to give.
We will all have a little bit of a learning curve again once 2.8 comes out. There are some changes to deal with. But I'm liking what I'm seeing for sure.
I should clarify that I see more and more professionals using Blender at their studios *on an individual basis*. To my knowledge Blender still isn't the core app at any AAA studio (film or game - YET
yeah, a very nice person too :)
@theluthier Well, good thing I'm learning it now. It'll be interesting to see. Currently, I'm talking to a student at Guildhall, and they use Mudbox and 3ds Max. They're known for having strong connections to the game industry and change their curriculum all the time. So, who knows?
I do think it will be difficult for bigger studios to switch software. Maya-Blender for example.
Blender has a bright future but it needs to develop new modeling tools to stay competitive imo. The irony is that most of the tools that keep Max/Maya users from transitioning are relatively easy but leave a HUGE impact on speed. Things like: Edit Poly Modifier, Set Flow etc.
That's really cool
few months ago I meant*