Anyone need help making a small 3D project of theirs come to life?

[Anonymous No.807531]

I am a programmer who is interested in making a quick small project for my resume/portfolio. If you are interested in working with me on a very small interactive experience, add me on discord (mouse#7577). If you have stuff to show me, or want to pitch any ideas, that would be great.

[Anonymous No.807540]

fuck off. If you can't program and 3d model you're not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.807541]

>>807531
what are you thinking about making op?

[Anonymous No.807547]

>>807541
Anything that can be made in a relatively short amount of time using a modern game engine like Unity or Godot. So, something more like a technical demo or walking simulator.

[Anonymous No.807552]

>>807531
Let me put it this way. It's way easier to learn how to program a game than it is to learn 3D. Just learn and make one yourself.

[Anonymous No.807559]

>>807531
I have an idea in mind but without 3d assets its useless.. also its not small in any shape or form.

[Anonymous No.807577]

>>807552
>I picked something that's harder than fucking programming

...All the lights in the sky are our enemies, huh?

[Anonymous No.807590]

>>807552
Really?

[Anonymous No.807842]

>>807531
>Not programming your 3d models

[Anonymous No.807845]

>>807552
I know programming and 3D and yeah programming for an already made engine like UE4 and Unity is much easier, you don't need to become a graphics programmer or something like that to make a good game by yourself today

[Anonymous No.807855]

>>807845
>>807552
It depends on what you're doing and how high your standards are. Both areas can be challenging.

But actually, I think 3D is ultimately easier if you're doing a project of your own. Why? Because with 3D, if I really end up stuck with some complex model, I can always simplify it, it doesn't matter, those are just visuals. But if I get stuck with a core gameplay mechanic and can't make it work, then the whole project is fucked.