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Another image. This one is sort of a work in progress, sort of not. I
finished it a while back but I'm not completely happy with the results,
and will probably go to work on it again. For example the computer
screen looks like it is mounted on its side, keyboard is too flat, and
the wood texture is too red and needs to be scaled and rotated in a few
places most notably the drawer. I did like how the LED lights appeared
though. They were created by creating a small room behind where you want
the light, then create a hole connecting the surface with the room in
the shape of the LED. Then create a small transparent colored piece of
plastic the colour of your light and placing it in front of the room.
Then I put a light in the small room. Oh and the box used in the CSG
difference for the small room behind the light had a 100% reflective
texture.
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Great start anyhow. However, you sure do use the jpeg lossy compression,
don't you? Might want to increase the quality a bit more than this for
future posts.
Thomas Lake wrote:
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> Another image. This one is sort of a work in progress, sort of not. I
> finished it a while back but I'm not completely happy with the results,
> and will probably go to work on it again. For example the computer
> screen looks like it is mounted on its side, keyboard is too flat, and
> the wood texture is too red and needs to be scaled and rotated in a few
> places most notably the drawer. I did like how the LED lights appeared
> though. They were created by creating a small room behind where you want
> the light, then create a hole connecting the surface with the room in
> the shape of the LED. Then create a small transparent colored piece of
> plastic the colour of your light and placing it in front of the room.
> Then I put a light in the small room. Oh and the box used in the CSG
> difference for the small room behind the light had a 100% reflective
> texture.
>
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> [Image]
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Looks like you used halos on those LEDs aswell.
Compression screws you up.
Nice image.
Steve
Thomas Lake wrote:
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> Another image. This one is sort of a work in progress, sort of not. I
> finished it a while back but I'm not completely happy with the results,
> and will probably go to work on it again. For example the computer
> screen looks like it is mounted on its side, keyboard is too flat, and
> the wood texture is too red and needs to be scaled and rotated in a few
> places most notably the drawer. I did like how the LED lights appeared
> though. They were created by creating a small room behind where you want
> the light, then create a hole connecting the surface with the room in
> the shape of the LED. Then create a small transparent colored piece of
> plastic the colour of your light and placing it in front of the room.
> Then I put a light in the small room. Oh and the box used in the CSG
> difference for the small room behind the light had a 100% reflective
> texture.
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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Steve wrote:
> Looks like you used halos on those LEDs aswell.
Nope. I think that effect if simply caused by light reflecting off of the
computer case. The halo like effect is not as noticeable on the 3 led's on the
keyboard.
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> Compression screws you up.
?? Oh the JPEG compression. Ya well I tried to get the image size down as low
as I could. Plus I was in a bit oh a hurry when I posted it so I didn't check
the image too closely.
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> Nice image.
>
> Steve
>
> Thomas Lake wrote:
> >
> > Another image. This one is sort of a work in progress, sort of not. I
> > finished it a while back but I'm not completely happy with the results,
> > and will probably go to work on it again. For example the computer
> > screen looks like it is mounted on its side, keyboard is too flat, and
> > the wood texture is too red and needs to be scaled and rotated in a few
> > places most notably the drawer. I did like how the LED lights appeared
> > though. They were created by creating a small room behind where you want
> > the light, then create a hole connecting the surface with the room in
> > the shape of the LED. Then create a small transparent colored piece of
> > plastic the colour of your light and placing it in front of the room.
> > Then I put a light in the small room. Oh and the box used in the CSG
> > difference for the small room behind the light had a 100% reflective
> > texture.
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------
> > [Image]
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