/3/ - 3DCG

Is it possible to get a job at a studio if you write a good cpu renderer? I've been working on one for weeks but its hundreds if not thousands of times slower than gpu.

That feeling when you get over the houdini gatekeeping by reading the documentation, but you still keep maya and blender in the toolbelt because they just work better for a lot of things and your entire output is going into a game engine anyways because film and tv are both utterly and completely dead.

>that feeling when you are animating directly in unity's animation editor

My projects have become so complicated that I'm starting to get anxiety, fr. I come home from work and I can barely make any progress because its just so complicated. Once I started scripting houdini really hard and reading real pro tips on discord my artistic eye just sort of skyrocketed. Now there is no going back. What do I do now?

wrong pic, op

>>962185
Once you gain real skill after about 10 years of working with 3d and are able to script and make new nodes, maya + houdini + painter/mari + katana + nuke + something like plasticity become overwhelmingly powerful and blender looks like baby shit and laughable. These programs are part of the "paid" ecosystem. You have to buy in. For many years, you're not going to understand them or be able to utilize them fully because you cant script and program well enough but that's just how it is. Just keep paying your sub fees and keep practicing the paid ecosystem and eventually you will be able to achieve much much greater things than blender ever will.

Do you think AI will make it much easier to make AAA work consistently?