Lessons.

I will be willing to teach you for 6 hours, on a weekend.

Starting Bid: 100 Credits.
Go Up By: 20 Credits.
BIN: 2500 credits.

What you will learn:

I will teach you Abstract, Grunge, C4D, and Sprite TAGS.

Abstract:



Grunge:



C4D BackgroundS:





Sprites:



I will also send 1 psd for each category, for learning rights.

 

I'd bid 100 but they're all using c4d which i dont have / dont like
Good luck with auction </spam>

 

I can teach you grunge//How to use c4d.

 

wat exactly is sprite ive haerd it before but i dont see a difference?

 

100 i guess....... <_<

 

100 Credits in the lead, A sprite is a smaller render, usually originating from an old game.

 

Bumping, noone wants to learn eh?

 

i bid 200 creds!

 

200 Credits in the lead, thanks for bidding.

 

Bumping before heading off to bed.

 

before you talk about something which you do not know anything about get some refs, I can tell you now that a sprite is not:

a render of any kind.

A sprite is actually a .bmp , or .gif image that game artists use to represent in the coding. here's some stuff to read up on:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprite_%28computer_graphics%29

and the definition of a sprite:

"<graphics, file format> A small bitmap image, often used in
animated games but also sometimes used as a synonym for
icon."

a sprite in the 'graphics' community may be represented as a render but infact is not.

now dont call sprites renders.

 

this is also use with c4d right? c4d c4d c4d... nvm dont like c4d but good luck!... sure somebody want..

 

before you talk about something which you do not know anything about get some refs, I can tell you now that a sprite is not:

a render of any kind.

A sprite is actually a .bmp , or .gif image that game artists use to represent in the coding. here's some stuff to read up on:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprite_%28computer_graphics%29

and the definition of a sprite:

"<graphics, file format> A small bitmap image, often used in
animated games but also sometimes used as a synonym for
icon."

a sprite in the 'graphics' community may be represented as a render but infact is not.

now dont call sprites renders. [/b][/quote]
Hey buddy, who gives a ----? My sigs are better than yours, thats all that matters.

I dont go around quoting scientific stuff.

 

:huh: Not bidding, only c4d renders i see...

 

And what's the problem with c4d?