My girlfriend is an industry prof. dressmaker, so I've recently been trained to research fashion history before I create a character design.
At least you can trust me with historical fantasy now!
Alright, one and only statement I'm going to make on this
I comm'd him and have commissioned him for years. Literally nobody has ever told me about the controversy/art piece until last night. I'm going to get my commission done, and that'll likely be the end of it. Sorry.
There's one brush in Blender that makes cloth simulate itself while you sculpt it.
Most people scrolled right past it when 2.83 went stable in 2020.
Six years later it's still the fastest way to get believable folds without touching a sim, a modifier, or a single weight paint.
It's the Cloth Brush.
Which Blender feature do you think is still the most underused? #b3d
Bounce light is another term for this theory. It's light which gets reflected into the shadows. The colour is influenced by the environment from where it gets reflected.
people in the west wondered why the Chinese cared so much about Wukong
part of why is that the Chinese gaming industry has been filled with garbage copypaste MMOs for literal decades and Wukong was the first "real" game
and those MMO's influence is still seen in Outlanders