Andrew Dowell

Just another quick update with a blog by MassiveVoodoo. As some of you know, I've been painting models most of my life. I love table top games and it's definitely been a great few years on kickstarter and with Games workshop pushing out a new 40K version and new figure techniques. (Zbrush modeling 3D printing) This blog has been extremely helpful, interesting and provoking to push into new directions and change styles. I've been painting the same way for years so trying out new things is always a painful experience. But it's really starting to pay off. If you enjoy model painting, it's worth a look. http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2009/10/tutorial-overview.html#painting

Oh how I love Ansel.  Every few months I come back to it to have a play, take some more stereo 360 environment shots and keep tinkering with it. The following documentation has helped incredibly  and hopefully will help you too! Source: https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Plugins/Ansel/Reference/ConsoleVariables/index.html The following console variables are available for configuring the behavior of the NVIDIA Ansel Photography Plugin and can be set manually from the console, through your .ini files, or dynamically by a Blueprint. Most of them should be configured during development instead of at runtime, though  r.Photography.Allow  is useful to set dynamically. r.Photography.Available  (Read-only) If 1, the photography system is potentially available to the user. Otherwise, a functioning back-end is not available. This is set to 1 when the plugin is enabled. r.Photography.Allow If 1, allows a photography session to potentially be started by the player. Set this dy