Bill Pragnell wrote:
> To comment on the image:
> 
> Excellent piece of work. It's always heartening to see truly photorealistic
> examples of hand-coded CSG like this - not to take anything away from all
> you talented mesh modelers, but CSG coding is something many people avoid
> these days (myself included, if I can write a macro to do it for me!).

Thanks!. To me the whole thing just looks like a bunch of parts thrown 
together. I guess that's real craftsmanship for you....

> Hm, you're being quite prolific at the moment, Samuel - are you just a
> blindingly fast worker, or have you got a pile of almost-complete scenes
> queued up for the finishing touches? ;-)

This idea came to me last week sometime, but I didn't start coding until 
I had a good way to model the side of the watch. That particular shape 
wasn't going to be easy. After finding out I could do it with a mesh, 
the whole thing came together after lunch (and through dinner).

You could say I'm a fast worker, or you could look at all the tiny 
details I left in because I was hasty to post this. Either way, I get 
more done because I don't have any real work at the moment :/

> Inspiring stuff.

Great! That makes it worthwhile :)

> (...must... repair... drowned... laptop...)

Are you the one who spilled beer on his laptop? Bummer! My keyboard's 
gobbled up it's fair share of foods and drinks over the years!

Sam

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