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Well done!
I don't have a problem with the spaceship casting a shadow. I believe that
low ground formations could exist as you have them. I would have used an
area_light to soften the shadow edges, but that's me. :)
GrimDude
vos### [at] arkansas net
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I too am working with some of 3dcafe's objects, but unfortunately my idea may
not get off the ground due to about 100+ MB worth of UDO's (my system only has
24 MB of RAM and 600 MB free HD) but I think you have an EXCELLENT grasp of
art to make this picture! But one suggestion the teeth on the skull if they
are a separate part in the CSG group in Moray, you might want to make them
look a shade or 2 darker (if the skull's owner was a smoker) or lighter to
allow better visibility from the rest of the skull
Scott McDonald wrote:
> Pic i'm working on, the skull came from 3dcafe's free meshes, converted
> with Thomas Baier's excellent 3Dwin conversion utility to Moray format
> (UDO), the rocket, and the space suit were created using Spatch,
> exported to Moray where i put everything else together. I still need
> to work on the background (the rocket should not be putting a shadow on
> the distant mountains (oops)), try to get the fog effect i want, and
> maybe add 2 moons in the sky.
>
> suggestions are welcome.
>
> scott
> http://www.urbandragons.com/
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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I was thinking it could look better with less haze, maybe more of a
ground-hugging fog instead. Doesn't say much for the Canadian Space
Agency, but then maybe there isn't one anyway. Could title it Maple
Leaves in Winter on Mars.
Scott McDonald wrote:
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> Pic i'm working on, the skull came from 3dcafe's free meshes, converted
> with Thomas Baier's excellent 3Dwin conversion utility to Moray format
> (UDO), the rocket, and the space suit were created using Spatch,
> exported to Moray where i put everything else together. I still need
> to work on the background (the rocket should not be putting a shadow on
> the distant mountains (oops)), try to get the fog effect i want, and
> maybe add 2 moons in the sky.
>
> suggestions are welcome.
>
> scott
> http://www.urbandragons.com/
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
--
omniVERSE: beyond the universe
http://members.aol.com/inversez/POVring.htm
=Bob
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Bob Hughes wrote:
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> I was thinking it could look better with less haze, maybe more of a
> ground-hugging fog instead. Doesn't say much for the Canadian Space
> Agency, but then maybe there isn't one anyway. Could title it Maple
> Leaves in Winter on Mars.
thanks. i'm playing with various fogs to see what i like - I wanted the
haze to give the red dusty effect but am oopen to whatever looks good.
need to be done by feb. 28th though.
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Psychomek wrote:
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> I too am working with some of 3dcafe's objects, but unfortunately my idea may
> not get off the ground due to about 100+ MB worth of UDO's (my system only has
> 24 MB of RAM and 600 MB free HD) but I think you have an EXCELLENT grasp of
> art to make this picture! But one suggestion the teeth on the skull if they
thanks ;) - i am a regular media artist.
> are a separate part in the CSG group in Moray, you might want to make them
> look a shade or 2 darker (if the skull's owner was a smoker) or lighter to
> allow better visibility from the rest of the skull
good idea. they are indeed seperate objects (it was a very good model),
i'll give that a try to see how it looks.
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GrimDude wrote:
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> Well done!
<blush> thanks ;)
> I don't have a problem with the spaceship casting a shadow. I believe that
> low ground formations could exist as you have them. I would have used an
> area_light to soften the shadow edges, but that's me. :)
i'll give that a try. i still get confused on the various lighthing
stuff and usually just try stuff and go with whatever looks best/right.
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This is a great image, but in a way I think it's too clean. If you go back to
this one, here are me suggestions:
The shadows from the figure and that of the space ship tell me that the light
source is very close instead of very far away.
There is no apparent way to into the ship, and it should look used.
The helmet should have a few cracks
The suit and the helmet should have some grime, since they've presumably been
there for a while
I know, nitpicky, but that would upgrade this (to my eyes) from fabulous to
amazing.
Josh English
eng### [at] spiritonecom
(and if I seem too nit picky, I apologize... I just spent three hours fixing
the HTML for a web page that MS Publisher spat out)
Scott McDonald wrote:
> Pic i'm working on, the skull came from 3dcafe's free meshes, converted
> with Thomas Baier's excellent 3Dwin conversion utility to Moray format
> (UDO), the rocket, and the space suit were created using Spatch,
> exported to Moray where i put everything else together. I still need
> to work on the background (the rocket should not be putting a shadow on
> the distant mountains (oops)), try to get the fog effect i want, and
> maybe add 2 moons in the sky.
>
> suggestions are welcome.
>
> scott
> http://www.urbandragons.com/
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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Josh English wrote:
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> I know, nitpicky, but that would upgrade this (to my eyes) from fabulous to
> amazing.
<g>, well i did ask for suggestions. i'll play with the texturees a bit
to see if i can add some grunge to it. I like the ship the way it is
though, i'm trying for a '50s pulp-zine look.
> (and if I seem too nit picky, I apologize... I just spent three hours fixing
> the HTML for a web page that MS Publisher spat out)
eeek. Tip, don't use MS products if you can help it. VI is your
friend.
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Scott McDonald wrote in message <36B38657.46874909@metrolink.com>...
|Josh English wrote:
|> (and if I seem too nit picky, I apologize... I just spent three hours
fixing
|> the HTML for a web page that MS Publisher spat out)
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|eeek. Tip, don't use MS products if you can help it.
The best web editor I've found (and use) is a Micro$oft product.. NotePad!
Well.. at least for Windoze..
VI is your
|friend.
Or Pico..
Lue Ebra
lue### [at] dalnetsuxmuh-nutzorg
www.electro-net.com/~lueebra <--Done entirely with Notepad
"The two most common elements in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity"
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> The best web editor I've found (and use) is a Micro$oft product.. NotePad!
Just a side comment, www.textpad.com :-)
> Well.. at least for Windoze..
> VI is your
> |friend.
> Or Pico..
or copy ...(dos)
//Spider
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