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At 1/9/10 07:13 PM, comicretard wrote: what program was castle crashers drawn in?

The majority appears to be Flash-drawn. Their website had videos of Dan drawing/animating the graphics in Flash.

http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/turke yonastick/golden-cow
*happy face*

At 1/9/10 04:22 PM, Mismo wrote:

At 1/9/10 04:19 PM, big-jonny-13 wrote: Just look through the MS paint thread for inspiration and then practice, practice, practice

Well anyway, is there any painting program that's better than paint but dosen't requires to much sizes. Cause I don't know what will make my computer explode

Take your pick

Click the "Delete" button and never think about it again. You sound as if you never get spam e-mail.

At 1/9/10 04:00 PM, havegum wrote: But like, there were no attached files or any virus or anything like that!
And if this is just a prank by some 13-year-old kid trying to be funny, he sure put a lot of work trying ...
So if this is not the real thing ...
WHAT THE FUCK IS IT?!

Welcome to the Internet

Next thing you know, they ask your credit card number...

a.k.a, it's a fraud

At 1/9/10 08:11 AM, havegum wrote: Like the "draw your fav game character" - thread?

Or more like "draw monsters"

Not all enemies are monsters. Besides, enemies aren't necessarily characters, just cannon fodder.
I've always wanted to draw HL2EP2 Hunters. Might give it a try.

At 1/8/10 03:27 PM, flashwarrior wrote: How is that an advantage? More sales for buying headsets? Or is this sarcasm?

Hint - pre-puberty kids

At 1/8/10 05:37 AM, Tiffany-Mitsukai wrote: Blender looks great!
Do you think a Dell Inspirion (3years old) or SamsungNC10 could take it though? I use the samsung more as the Laptop is pretty much dead at the moment. All those requirement numbers go right over my head...

Oh...oh dear. No wonder you had problems running GIMP...I'm sorry, but with such computers you are lucky to even run the program, let alone render the 3D images within this decade...I am no 3D pro, but from I've gathered it is veeeery demanding on your computer. The NC10 is a notebook and these are typically regarded as mobile devices for writing and suring the internet, not for heavy-duty work.
You didn't say what Inspiron you have though - Wikipedia page on Inspirons shows that there is a buttload of them, some are better than others.

Also, I would like to note one thing about angryglacier's comment - Blender's interface isn't necessarily easier to use than 3DMAX's. It's is more steamlined, BUT it is so because it uses keyboard shortcuts for the majority of tasks. Bascially, you are forced to learn several dozen keystrokes by heart before you can do much with the program, making it a headache to learn.

I remember playing through the demo of Penumbra. It had a great atmosphere----up until the point when I saw the...whatever these hostile creatures were. The animation and movement of those creatures was so horribly jagged and crappy that it killed any immersion.

I assume that this is what you seek for.
Looking at your other thread, I would remove the Satin effect (or is it bevel you have there), remove the texture and then brighten up the green. After that, you need to do scanlines in the background. These are the smal, thin lines you see in the background of the Pip-Boy. This tutorial says how
After that the optional touch-ups - that big highlight and texture

At 1/5/10 03:20 PM, PrinceFlea wrote: Do you have a picture of the female boomer? Would I want to see one?

Think of an average overweight woman. Now, make her even more overweight, give her a goofy smile, make her drool and give her only pants and a bra.
Not a pretty sight.

As of now, I have something along the lines of -

AID = setInterval(function ()
{
      *do stuff*
}, spawnTimer);

...where I want to be able to change what the value of spawnTimer is.. The problem is, once you create the interval, it will continue to run with the initial interval that you gave it.

Does anybody know of a efficient way to make intervals with varying length? I would prefer not to use frames for this because the game I'm doing is somewhat prone to lagging.

And of course I hit "Post it" instead of Browsing for a picture -_-
PArdon the somewhat lousy quality, but that was the best I could find. Strange how there seems to be a tourist snapping photos of it every day and yet there are none online.

At 1/4/10 01:51 PM, RNNR wrote:
We have a new fancy campus, high tech stuff apparently. I feared the worst and expected no internet and no plugs to put my laptop in.

...I'll be damned, but that extention looks so horribly similar to that of my own school.

I think you're just confusing them with Tom's Wacom posts.

At 1/2/10 07:48 PM, big-jonny-13 wrote: Also, I bought myself a headset today. Looks like there will be some fun, stupid recordings in the future :D

I've always considered it to be perfectly normal for there to be 4-5 days gaps between bump, sometimes more.

But....if you are buying a headset only now, then what did you record this with

Is it intentional that on both sides of the image you got two lads with their hands in pockets side by side?

Fuck you, I'm an anteater!

GMT+2 says Happy New Year to you all!
:20 minutes early, but I'll be damned if I miss the 24.00 fireworks!

These were originally sent to ReNaeNae as a part of the Holiday Exchange, but it has been three weeks since I sent them and I've lost hope of them arriving...anytime soon, at least.
So I'll post them here as a "Happy New Year's" card for you all.

:Yes, I'm that strange guy that doesn't give a damn about Christmas yet gets all giddy over New Year's

At 12/26/09 09:34 AM, CypressDahlia wrote: ragglefrag~

Out of curiosity, is this inspired by the Necromorphs from Dead Space?

At 12/26/09 05:14 PM, Kinsei01 wrote:
Ooh, this looks fun, I'll get the popcorn >:P

Nooot helping...
Don't make Captain-Ben come over and smack us all again. Let's jsut solve the issue nice and calm and without flaming.

At 12/26/09 10:52 AM, proto-artist wrote: A small sketch. Snake in the can.

I like what this could become. But it is dire need for definition

At 12/26/09 05:06 AM, RDSchley wrote: how convenient I got it for PC... oh the joys of having a PC.. that way, I can get over 50% of all the Xbox titles without the bullshit that comes with it.

oh and free updates...
oh and no red ring...
oh and no "stress"
oh and no $60 a year just for online play
oh and.... etc

Bu-but....YOU MUST UPGWADE YUR COMPTAH EVVY YEAR!
</sarcasm>

Audiosurf <3

At 12/24/09 10:49 AM, Deathrow-cy wrote:
Lolwut? Do you recommend i go and buy it xD?

No, I was just pointing out that Far Cry 2 and the original Far Cry are not connected at all, thus it is pointless to be pissed about not having played the original.

At 12/24/09 10:01 AM, Deathrow-cy wrote: When you play a cool game but havent played the earlier versions to actually know what its about and what it improved on?

Errr, not exactly pissed. But definitely curious to know what happened in th prequel.

Far cry 2

PS - this and Far Cry are connected ONLY by name. Everything else is different. Far Cry 2 is about fighting militias in some hellhole in Africa. Far Cry was about fighting mercenaries and mutated monkeys (and saving a chick) on a mad scientist's island.

At 12/24/09 06:51 AM, TaraGraphics wrote: read the art forum rules.

Put less blunty - only make a new thread for original art work, something that you created.
The Art Forum Lounge is for general art-realted discussion, original or not.

At 12/23/09 07:01 PM, ReNaeNae wrote: Still waiting on:

Estonia = 1

PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Starting to get worried about that one already....

At 12/23/09 05:43 AM, Aigis wrote:
Has anybody had any experience using this website? Have you found it to be useful? Not useful? Is the anatomy correct? Has it led to developing bad habits? Is it good for nothing more than learning how to draw figures quickly?

I use the website every once in a while in a ten-minute drawing spree. When it comes to anatomy I feel that Posemaniacs has one thing that separates it from being an excellent source of learning anatomy - quality. You are given a small 600X600 box in which a model with blurry textures can be seen. Hardly ideal. Also, the form (in the lack of a better word) of these models is hard to understand because textures cover up the little shading there is.
So I prefer to use references over Posemaniacs for studying anatomy. However, when it comes down to learning the form and general shape of human body I believe that Posemaniacs is a very competent tool.