Look for a gud book
by Bapi Roy · in General Discussion · 08/31/2008 (12:46 am) · 11 replies
Hi,
I m look for a gud book on basic to game art, which will tell about nuts abd bolts of game arts (both 3d and 2d).
I m new to game art.
pls. give me gud suggestion !
:)
I m look for a gud book on basic to game art, which will tell about nuts abd bolts of game arts (both 3d and 2d).
I m new to game art.
pls. give me gud suggestion !
:)
#2
On a more serious note, I'd also suggest having a browse about on the 'net. There's a LOT of good, free information on texture creation etc out there, if you have a quick google session. What 3D app are you using? It'll influence what books you should be looking out for.
08/31/2008 (2:36 pm)
The Oxford English Dictionary, it tells you how to spell words like "good".On a more serious note, I'd also suggest having a browse about on the 'net. There's a LOT of good, free information on texture creation etc out there, if you have a quick google session. What 3D app are you using? It'll influence what books you should be looking out for.
#3
Any other suggestion about the book.
08/31/2008 (9:50 pm)
I asked this question after going thru lots of book in google. But i thought that i might get GOOD (see i correct it) suggestion on it. I don't want to waste i money.Any other suggestion about the book.
#4
But I would suggest Houdini, cheap, powerful, and comes with a DTS exporter.
08/31/2008 (10:04 pm)
I'm sorry... I just can't take you seriously with all the spelling mistakes...But I would suggest Houdini, cheap, powerful, and comes with a DTS exporter.
#5
...because obviously the entire world should speak perfect English, as much no doubt as you could reply to the OP in perfect Hindi? Don't even get me started on American's correcting people for butchering the English language, whole damn nation is illiterate. [/English arrogance] ;)
09/01/2008 (11:37 am)
Quote:I'm sorry... I just can't take you seriously with all the spelling mistakes...
...because obviously the entire world should speak perfect English, as much no doubt as you could reply to the OP in perfect Hindi? Don't even get me started on American's correcting people for butchering the English language, whole damn nation is illiterate. [/English arrogance] ;)
#6
L00k @ mi! I spel 1337 pwnage!
Usually when I see many spelling mistakes, I feel like they are trying to be sarcastic.
09/01/2008 (2:16 pm)
No, it isn't that... Many people try to include spelling mistakes since to many people it looks cool:L00k @ mi! I spel 1337 pwnage!
Usually when I see many spelling mistakes, I feel like they are trying to be sarcastic.
#7
09/01/2008 (2:56 pm)
If I see ANY person who wants to learn English to speak it, they usually only make grammatical errors, not spelling errors.
#8
09/02/2008 (4:10 am)
In garagegames many people has not own native language as english .So try to understand the topic and post reply.This is the rule of our forum. 
#9
09/04/2008 (9:01 am)
There are quite a few community members who grew up learning the English language as their native tongue, yet their grammar and spelling can be horrendous. While I do respect the use of proper grammar, I usually put more stock in manners, respect, and knowledge. Seems petty to do otherwise (just my opinion).
#10
I again request you all to suggest me some good book.
09/04/2008 (9:31 pm)
I started this discussion to find out a GOOD book about game Graphic. But look at it, it trun into some battle filed over languages.I again request you all to suggest me some good book.
#11
Creating Game Art for 3D Engines is a book that is recommended on our site.
3D Game Textures looks like a pretty good book and seems to get good reviews. This one will probably help out a lot with both 2D and 3D.
09/04/2008 (11:13 pm)
@Bapi - Sorry, forgot about that part =)Creating Game Art for 3D Engines is a book that is recommended on our site.
3D Game Textures looks like a pretty good book and seems to get good reviews. This one will probably help out a lot with both 2D and 3D.
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