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It's a personal question and there's a lot of stuff on social media which can glorify the course, or somehow put the grind on a pedestal. The truth is, is that it's a lot deeper than the 3D renders, cool looking models, boasting bout sleepless nights etc. People glaze over these and use them as badges of honour but if your aim for this, you probably won't enjoy the course.

My experience was ups and downs. It had late nights and all that, but the good crits all had one thing in common: a solid, explorative narrative and grounded idea. Let us know if you want to delve deeper into this thread and people can join in, ask questions etc.

One thing I've always wished I was taught at the beginning of my career was to have a clear overview of the process - from that initial meeting with a client to putting a shovel in the ground. Obviously there are lots of paths and this might only be a concern for some of you who are about to start your first year-out. But let me know if this is something you'd like and we can do a series on it

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Do any of you use AI in your work? I've used quite a bit for a side project and one of the most interesting I've found is https://3d.hunyuan.tencent.com/ where you can describe or use reference images to generate 3D models. You can also get them rigged but it's not perfect. A lot depends on the inputs you give it but it's by far one of the best out then. It's also free with limited credits per day but you get A LOT of credits so all in all, it's pretty good.

I also use openart.ai but you don't get as many free goes.

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