Exercise:
Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your eyes
and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what I
did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't
really exciting...). I still have to work on the textures, these ones are
just temporary (even if they look quite close to the original). Gamma
correction was performed to brighten things a little bit.
Comments are welcome.

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> Exercise:
> Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your eyes
> and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what I
> did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't
> really exciting...). I still have to work on the textures, these ones are
> just temporary (even if they look quite close to the original). Gamma
> correction was performed to brighten things a little bit.
> Comments are welcome.
>
> --
> Jonathan
>
Looks good.  Looks like the hard rubber that some of mine are made of.
Now I'm waiting to see the render of looking through them ;)
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Y

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JRG wrote:
> 
> Exercise:
> Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your eyes
> and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what I
> did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't
> really exciting...). I still have to work on the textures, these ones are
> just temporary (even if they look quite close to the original). Gamma
> correction was performed to brighten things a little bit.
> Comments are welcome.

The glasses are missing, otherwise it looks good.

Christoph

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They are there indeed, but the lighting doesn't allow to see them (I'll fix
it).

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"Christoph Hormann" <chr### [at] gmxde> ha scritto nel messaggio
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>
>
> JRG wrote:
> >
> > Exercise:
> > Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your
eyes
> > and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what
I
> > did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't
> > really exciting...). I still have to work on the textures, these ones
are
> > just temporary (even if they look quite close to the original). Gamma
> > correction was performed to brighten things a little bit.
> > Comments are welcome.
>
> The glasses are missing, otherwise it looks good.
>
> Christoph
>
> --
> Christoph Hormann <chr### [at] gmxde>
> IsoWood include, radiosity tutorial, TransSkin and other
> things on: http://www.schunter.etc.tu-bs.de/~chris/

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Looks like the stuff on your desk is like what's on my desk: Headphones,
CD's CD cases, pens/markers, loose paper, books, bottle caps,
screwdrivers,
bathroom soap dish, tape measure, paint ball glove (only one), waterbed 
temperature control, pocket knife and key set, flashlight batter, large
bottle of Tums@ antacid, more tools, an old Timex Sinclair 1000, a spare
keyboard with dvorak keys....
and my computer/monitor/keyboard setup.

Should have seen it before I cleaned up.

JRG wrote:
> 
> Exercise:
> Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your eyes
> and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what I
> did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't
> really exciting...). I still have to work on the textures, these ones are
> just temporary (even if they look quite close to the original). Gamma
> correction was performed to brighten things a little bit.
> Comments are welcome.
> 
> --
> Jonathan
> 
>  [Image]

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On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 20:48:45 +0200, "JRG" <jrg### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:

>Exercise:
>Close your eyes and pick at random an object from your desk. Open your eyes
>and watch what you've taken. Now you have to model it. That's just what I
>did today (well, at first I picked a boring pen, but modelling it wasn't

Hm... Those binoculars look like a pretty decent start for a pair of
spaceship  thrusters/exhausts as well. :-)
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