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Ok guys im13 but im good with 3d graphics i can make some good games with 3ds max but i want some training are there any companys that are hiring teens i dont want pay but it would be nice btw i only want this training to put on my cv for later

[PixResearch]

You may want to narrow it down to which country you're in and your availability (e.g. summer holidays).

Are you looking for comapnies that do 3d modelling, game development, coding or something else?

If you have already made some 3D models and/or games then putting them online somewhere as a portfolio would always help show you're interested wherever you apply

Good luck.

[bigtabs]

Make mods for games. Hone your talents that way. If you keep at it you will have a huge headstart over most people by the time you are of employable age. It will also give you some insight into teamwork, shared documentation, version control etc - but the main focus will still be on the bits you enjoy.

Also there is no need to work in a team if you find that a struggle for now (some will probably be not so patient with people younger than them, or take them seriously). Some great mods have been produced by people working alone and in the first instance probably the best way to show off your talents to mod teams.

If mods aren't an option, grab the XNA developers tools and pop your models in there and make some simple demos/games. It will probably be useful to you to know the basics of how that side of it works, even if you just want to remain an artist.

[tuned]

Originally Posted by PixResearch

You may want to narrow it down to which country you're in and your availability (e.g. summer holidays).

Are you looking for comapnies that do 3d modelling, game development, coding or something else?

If you have already made some 3D models and/or games then putting them online somewhere as a portfolio would always help show you're interested wherever you apply

Good luck.

England berkshire and making game graphics

[Davros]

Unreal Development kit
http://udk.com/

Documentation
http://udk.com/documentation

Video tutorials
http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/VideoTutorials.html

User Interface: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us..._interface.zip (34 videos)
Simple Level: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...mple_level.zip (27 videos)
Lighting: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...k/lighting.zip (5 videos)
Geometry Mode: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...metry_mode.zip (6 videos)
Kismet: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/using-udk/kismet.zip (11 videos)
Materials: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us.../materials.zip (8 videos)
Terrain: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/using-udk/terrain.zip (1 video)
Fractured Static Meshes: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...tic_meshes.zip (4 videos)
Sounds: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/using-udk/sounds.zip (6 videos)
Particles: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us.../particles.zip (9 videos)
Fluid Surfaces: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...d_surfaces.zip (3 videos)
Physics: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/using-udk/physics.zip (4 videos)
Cinematics: http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...cinematics.zip (12 videos)

You can also download the assets that are used in many of these videos here:
http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...uzz_assets.zip
http://download.udk.com/tutorials/us...DemoAssets.zip


thenewboston Education - 65 Videos in a UDK Beginner's series.
http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=12

Hourences.com - Lots of great tutorials, including Creating a Basic UDK Game.
http://www.hourences.com/tutorials/

Seek and destroy games Video Tutorials - Over 345 tutorials covering many aspects of UDK
http://www.youtube.com/user/lexluthornumber1

[Arwin]

Thanks for that, had totally forgotten about that being publicly available. I've downloaded and installing now, will see if there's something I can do with it.

EDIT: Cool, already managed to crash it by clicking CSF Add/Substract after each other quickly ...