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softmonkey said:Be sure to suggest to us at Soft and Valve wha you would like to see in the future in terms of tutorials and online content.
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Feath said:Valve did that "look slightly past you" thing on purpose. It didn't look natural when they were looking RIGHT at you, according to Valve.
I'll try and find where I got that information from.
G0rgon said:
Spiffae said:what am i checking? an ad for XSI? yes, alyx is looking right at me in those pics.
It's a link back to the Softimage pages that this whole thread is about. The worst kind of old newsG0rgon said:its a tutorial how to build a full characters..........am I right?
Feath said:Valve did that "look slightly past you" thing on purpose. It didn't look natural when they were looking RIGHT at you, according to Valve.
I'll try and find where I got that information from.
X-Vector said:That's interesting; I remember reading in the pre-E3 previews last year that the "looking past your shoulder" effect was intentional.
Perhaps it's the slight (and also intentional) off-set of the eyes that creates this impression.
Spiffae said:i think they meant that the character had to look slightly behind you, not slightly over your shoulder. imagine, standing close to a character in-game and having them focus on gordon's "eyes" to you, siiting 1-4 feet from the screen, they would seem to be focusing in the air in front of you, and their eyes would look crossed. focusing the characters a little behind the player would make them look right at you, the actual player... at least that's what i think they meant.
I can't see any reason for them to look next to you... it's incredibly distracting. watch that third video. there's no connection with kleiner, whereas if you watch the alyx vid, she's giving you a look. you, the player, that is.
laz45 said:My friend has the unlegit version of Dr. kleiner's model and he does look straight at you, it might have been a bug in the model of the video