Apparently the <3 is less than 3 months. My bad

Oh don’t forget about this

@MichaelG_3D Correct me if I’m wrong but that couch is far too high poly.

@KC_Saber It’s very high

@MichaelG_3D so how does one become a superstar senior artist without being a very junior modeller with <3 months experience first..?

@alinarosvi Just be at a senior level 4head 🤡🤷🏻‍♂️ lol Ez

@MichaelG_3D A shape like that couch could be modeled in less than a minute. Nothing like this will pass an art review at a company. With nanite the polycount isn't the problem any more. What if the art director says "Eh make the cushions thinner..."? Then You'd be better off with a hand made

@atruedero Exactly

@MichaelG_3D He was more precise than that... Very junior modellers with less than 3 months experience and only in the video game industry. So I can imagine that won't be for AAA games, but maybe for a few small Indie games ?

@MichaelG_3D The heart was less then 3. He was saying it’s better then someone with less then 3 months of industry experience.

@MichaelG_3D I don't get why it is a problem. We have more and more work on AAA games every year. If we can automate something, why not? Do you want artists to make primitive sofas? I also doubt that this prop can be used somewhere

@MichaelG_3D Does donut modeler know how game assets are made? Seems like he doesn't. Therefore, I personally would worry. I would only worry for people that doesn't know how 3D assets for video games are made.

@MichaelG_3D Sadly UE5 Nanite enables this AI modeled content. High poly unrefined meshes are no problem right?

@MichaelG_3D It's funny because...none of his content is "game ready" content. Just hacks stuff together in Blender. So, I'm not surprised this is his take.