Hi all

Long time no see...

For the first time is quite some time, I got a useable idea for the IRTC.
Basics is a night time futuristic city. Still working on the lighting  More
lighing, and more texturing is required for the landing platform at the
front
I'll be adding vehicles and people next (both ones I've modelled, and ones
I've bought/downloaded)

The red cylinder in the foreground is a placeholder for the main part of the
scene. It's about the height of an average person.

Comments?

Thanks
Gail

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"Gail Shaw" <gsh### [at] sentechsacom> wrote in message
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> Hi all
>
> Long time no see...
>
> For the first time is quite some time, I got a useable idea for the IRTC.
> Basics is a night time futuristic city. Still working on the lighting
More
> lighing, and more texturing is required for the landing platform at the
> front
> I'll be adding vehicles and people next (both ones I've modelled, and ones
> I've bought/downloaded)
>
> The red cylinder in the foreground is a placeholder for the main part of
the
> scene. It's about the height of an average person.
>
> Comments?
>
> Thanks
> Gail
>
>

one thing that caught my eye was the normal on the reflective glass windows.
it seems a little too much. i think i see what you're going for (slightly
bowed glass panes?), it just looks a little off with the chosen values.

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Gail Shaw wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> Long time no see...
> 

But never fall from our thoughts

> For the first time is quite some time, I got a useable idea for the IRTC.
> Basics is a night time futuristic city. 

Nice idea.  Gotta admit,  this round, I got nuttin',... blank, zilch, 
niet, nada,  NO. THING.


> Still working on the lighting  


I love nightime city scenes just for the lighting. In fact I was just 
out snapping some shots last night.  No keepers though.


>  and more texturing is required for the landing platform at the
> front

And that building that's curving away I think

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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msncom> wrote in message
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> >  and more texturing is required for the landing platform at the
> > front
>
> And that building that's curving away I think
>

Aaahhh. That particular building is givine me more trouble than any other. I
like the shape of it but I can't work  out what else I'm going to do to it.

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"Gail Shaw" <gsh### [at] sentechsacom> schreef in bericht
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> Aaahhh. That particular building is givine me more trouble than any other.
I
> like the shape of it but I can't work  out what else I'm going to do to
it.
>
>
Just a thought. Maybe you could make some of the windows stick out slightly,
others go more inside, if you see what I mean...

Thomas

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Gail Shaw wrote:
> "Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msncom> wrote in message
> news:42040804$1@news.povray.org...
> 
>>> and more texturing is required for the landing platform at the
>>>front
>>
>>And that building that's curving away I think
>>
> 
> 
> Aaahhh. That particular building is givine me more trouble than any other. I
> like the shape of it but I can't work  out what else I'm going to do to it.
> 
> 
Yes there is something odd about it.  I like it too.  It adds spatial 
drama to the scene but the windows seem to not quite diminish correctly 
in space.  In part I think it is the frames of the windows. The tops 
don't appear to follow the curve of the top of the building.  But it is 
also the texture of the wall.  It seems too even and we can't really see 
it diminishing in space. I presume it does but our eye can't pick that 
up.  I was thinking that a little grunge might appear to lie flat on the 
wall more.  The pure noise you have now just seems to kind of hover in 
space. It may in fact be a real illusion that would happen with such a 
building in real life.  But in your picture it doesn't deliver the 
spatial drama the eye wants.

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