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Alex
1 year ago
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Pick a 3D game you enjoy or know about. Pick a scene from that game that has at least one character in it and describe the scene

(using at least three sentences). For that scene and character, describe at least one specific creation of (or responsibility of) each of the following artists, and for each of the three “subcategories,” talk about how the artists’ work in that area contributes to the overall theme of the scene. Management role: The Art Director Scenery roles: The Texture Artist The Environment Artist Character roles: Character Rigger Character Skinner
Computers and Technology
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Savatey [412]1 year ago
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Answer:

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