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Le 2022-10-21 à 10:03, Chris R a écrit :
> "Chris R" <car### [at] comcastnet> wrote:
>> For some reason I was inspired to try and model some of the toys I used to play
>> with when I was younger, and decided to work with "Lincoln Logs" this time. I
>> was able to find some resources that gave the actual dimensions for the logs and
>> worked from there to get the other elements.
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>> Nothing terribly new in terms of techniques in this scene. For the floor, I was
>> trying to make it look like the "Pergo" we have in our living room, so it has a
>> real-ish looking wood grain, but I added a thin layer of shiny stuff with some
>> scratches in it as well. The rug is a reuse from an earlier toy room scene and
>> is made using the Rope_sys macros in a spiral. The bucket uses my paper
>> generation tools and maps an image of an old set (from France!) onto the
>> cylinder with some perturbations to make it look like it has been wrinkled a bit
>> with age.
>>
>> -- Chris R.
> Sorry, I tried to upload a 3kx2k version and it was too large...
>
> Here's a 1024x768 version
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> -- Chris R.
I remember those. Had a lot of fun with it as a kid.
I actually combined it with Legos, Thinkertoys and Meccano to make some
strange constructions.
Also used as target for my SmashUp car and some Tonka trucks...
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