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Here's a little preview of what each table at the studio/bar will look like.
I have my Aqueons around it, with a monitor, mouse, mouse pad, and keyboard,
per seating (modelling is not finished, thus it's a preview). There are
three people per table. You like? I hope so. Enjoy.
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Seems kind of cramped to be working at one of those stations. I'd give each
person more room, a place to rest their arms on the table, right now your
keyboards are right at the edge! Make the tables bigger. Maybe four person
tables, that way each person has less curvature in their workspace...
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricy net> ICQ 55354965
My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
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Are you sure the heights of the elements are right ? Height
of the seat (where you put your a**) must me +/- 43 cm, height of
the top table surface must be 70 cm.
Fabien.
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I like the chair design. But, er, what are the cushions made of? Will it stick to bare
skin?
Also, is it safe to lean back and stretch the arms over your head?
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> Seems kind of cramped to be working at one of those stations. I'd give
each
> person more room, a place to rest their arms on the table, right now your
> keyboards are right at the edge! Make the tables bigger.
Noted.
> Maybe four person
> tables, that way each person has less curvature in their workspace...
But I had my heart set on a triangular table... :(
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> Are you sure the heights of the elements are right ?
You've got me. I just guessing all the numbers, and making it look more or
less to scale. I'll raise the table, make the a**rest a little bigger, and
reduce the inclination of the back support.
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> I like the chair design.
Cool. :)
> But, er, what are the cushions made of?
A material that does not yet exist: soft and reflective, yet that never
creases, so it's always nice and smooth.
> Will it stick to bare skin?
No.
> Also, is it safe to lean back and stretch the arms over your head?
We wouldn't recommend it. Perhaps if I install some foot rests you can hold
on to the bottom and lean back safely?
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> Will it stick to bare skin?
Why? Will this be a clothes-optional bar?
;)
I've seen many training room that have the monitor 'in' the table facing
upwards in an angle and there's a glass on top of it so that the top can be
used as a regular table. The keyboard is then a pull-out tray at the edge
of the table (like many computer desks have now). This setup would be more
convenient in a bar (IMHO).
BTW, if you want to make it look modern/geeky/cyberpunk, put neon-lights
around the perimeter of the table (and other objects) and use lots of
mirrors. :)
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
> But I had my heart set on a triangular table... :(
How 'bout a deformed hexagon? Like this:
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Maybe not... just a suggestion :)
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> ICQ 55354965
My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
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> How 'bout a deformed hexagon? Like this:
<snip>
> Maybe not... just a suggestion :)
Actually, that's the the table looks like with a linear spline. I used a
quatratic spline, because I though it looked cooler.
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