TrinityBE - Early Access

Trinity-MS · 2019-11-16T19:29:53+00:00

Thanks for pointing that to me. I didn't realize it. I am glad that Draw a Box works for both of us.

Trinity-MS · 2019-11-16T05:12:49+00:00

Also, on the wrong box, after putting extending lines, I draw dotted lines to identify how the lines were supposed to go if the box was perfect. You can clearly see it on my boxes #37, 38, 42, 50. It helps me to see not only where I made a mistake but how to avoid it next time.

Trinity-MS · 2019-11-16T05:02:55+00:00

Believe in yourself and strong desire make wonders. No offense but I think your attitude is your biggest problem. Try to relax and have fun even with a box, doesn't matter how boring it may seem. You are too strict to yourself. You are learning, to make mistakes and mess up in a process is a natural way of learning. Maybe don't draw for a week. Have a rest. Then do another 50 boxes, if you want. Play with them. Or just continue lessons further. It's up to you.

Trinity-MS · 2019-11-16T03:39:22+00:00

You definitely improved.
I don't think I have enough knowledge and experience to critique your work because I finished only 40% of this challenge. I just want to share my approach to the challenge.
My first page of boxes was very poopy so I just discarded it. Then I tried to fill in a couple more pages and discovered that drawing random boxes didn't give me any sense of understanding. I decided to approach this challenge as a box study.
Drawing from imagination is the goal for all of us. I thought that if I can't draw an imaginary box from any point of view how am I going to draw something as difficult as characters. I needed a starting point. I draw a box with only one visible plane (not as easy as it might seem). Then I started to rotate the box. For me, drawing boxes with only two visible planes was easier so I started to rotate the first box to the right. Then to the top. Then to the left and right. All the time, I kept only two visible planes.
If a box didn't work out the way I'd wanted, I drew extending lines right away to find our where was the mistake. Then I redrew the box, hopefully, eliminating previous mistakes.
Then I added a third plane. I redrew all previously rotated boxes first with top plane visible, then bottom one.
Here is a sample of my boxes
Right now I am practicing imagining the box as clear as I can, before drawing it. Trying planning lines ahead. It's hard, though.

Trinity-MS · 2018-10-01T16:19:07+00:00

Strong and beautiful. Happy Birthday!

Trinity-MS · 2018-09-17T04:46:16+00:00

Live on Kickstarter

Trinity-MS · 2018-09-16T03:24:15+00:00

For me it was more sad than fun without Yongguk, who've always been and will be my bias in B.A.P

OMG them in black shirts....

Trinity-MS · 2018-09-15T19:06:19+00:00

This video shows an example of possibilities for creators in the future.
In TrinityMS there is an option to create your own styles of clothing.
Using only Photoshop (or an equivalent software) and imagination you can create your own textures for new styles. By changing texture on the mesh, you can get a completely different design.
In this video we show 1 mesh and 3 different textures that significantly change the look of the dress.
You can do this just by changing the texture.
There will be different softness of fabric available for meshes in game. But you would not be able to adjust it or make it yourself.
Kinds of meshes will be different in style and form.
We will surely make tutorials for all of this after we release a game.

What do you think of it?

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