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  * Glossary, VERY YES.
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  * Glossary looks great, seems like a perfect solution.
 
  * added Game Engines category under technology.  This seems perfectly reasonable to me, what do you think?
 
  * added Game Engines category under technology.  This seems perfectly reasonable to me, what do you think?
 
--Carlos Montero
 
--Carlos Montero

Revision as of 01:35, 5 July 2010

CarlosMontero

Nickname Origin

cman2k: back from the AOL days when I was 13 and my name was cmans2kool B)

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New Front Page

Welcome to the Polycount Wiki!

The Polycount Wiki is a catalog of information aimed at artists working in game development, whether professional or hobbyist.

Information Art Disciplines
Game Industry<
>History of Polycount<
>How to Contribute<
>Reference Images<
>Wiki Members
Animation<
>Character<
>Concept<
>Design<
>Effects<
>Environment<
>Interface


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 * Lighting -> Move into environments
 * Texture Coordinates -> Split into Environments/Characters
 * Texturing -> Split/Mirror into Environments/Characters
--Carlos Montero


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 * How To Contribute on a separate page.
 * Game Statistics can be linked from Game Industry. Shaders can be linked from Game Technology and from Presentation.
 * Adam is interested in revamping [[http://www.ericchadwick.com/portfolio/glossary/|the old glossary]] that I shared on polycount back in 2001 or so, the idea is we could add links in our pages to standard definitions.
 * Not sure where we would include any game-specific tutorials. For now, we could link to them from '''History of Polycount''', but eventually we may need a dedicated section (not really a Discipline or a Tech).
--Eric Chadwick


#!wiki comment/dotted
 * Glossary looks great, seems like a perfect solution.
 * added Game Engines category under technology.  This seems perfectly reasonable to me, what do you think?
--Carlos Montero



How to Contribute

If you'd like to contribute to the wiki, you'll need a wiki account. First register a Forum account, then send a PM to EricChadwick. He needs two things: your email address (for password recovery, never shared) and the name you want to use (real name in FirstnameLastname format, or your Forum name).

If you have questions about how it's done, check out HelpOnEditing. There's also a link at the bottom of the page editor.

Finally, if you want some major brownie points, check out the Work To Do page. |-)


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