On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 18:10:06 +0100, bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:

>I know it sounds crazy, but perhaps somebody like it...

I do.

Different and deep.

Maybe too deep for me ;)

Did you use IK to pose the figures?
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     Stephen

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bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:
> All scenes are made within Bishop3D.
> It's just an immense use of superellipsoids and spheres to generate a shape.
> Everything is CSG, there are no meshes.
> I think it's inspired by Kill Bill.
> It's very simple.
> C&C welcome.
> I know it sounds crazy, but perhaps somebody like it...

crazy, indeed.  I think our crackpottery chatter in p.o-t about QM and GR
physics got to you... :P

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"bluetree" <sea### [at] yahoode> schreef in bericht 
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> I know it sounds crazy, but perhaps somebody like it...

I do too. I am not entirely certain that I get to the deeper meaning, but 
then, satori is not achieved in a couple of lessons... :-)

Thomas

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nemesis wrote:
> crazy, indeed.  I think our crackpottery chatter in p.o-t about QM and GR
> physics got to you... :P

Yes. In a crazy way... :-)

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clipka wrote:
> It seems to me that Lesson 3 is the key to it :P

^^
It's like the clapping sound of one hand.

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Stephen wrote:
> On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 18:10:06 +0100, bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:
> 
>> I know it sounds crazy, but perhaps somebody like it...
> 
> I do.
> 
> Different and deep.
> 
> Maybe too deep for me ;)
> 
> Did you use IK to pose the figures?


Thanks.
No.
I used the same technique as I did for Cliff.
Packed all superellipsoids in CSG and put CSG's center e.g. at the joint 
of the lower leg to rotate that one. Should I post a scene in p.b.misc 
or Bishop3D Forum?
The newer version uses a lot of references referencing a reference 
(sorry for that confusion), so superellipsoids can be exchanged with 
spheres or any other shape one likes.

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Thomas de Groot wrote:
> I do too. 

Thanks.

I am not entirely certain that I get to the deeper meaning, but
> then, satori is not achieved in a couple of lessons... :-)
> 
> Thomas

So true.
But sometimes it just needs to open eyes and ears. :-)

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On Sun, 25 Jan 2009 10:08:36 +0100, bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:

>Stephen wrote:
>> On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 18:10:06 +0100, bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:
>> 
>>> I know it sounds crazy, but perhaps somebody like it...
>> 
>> I do.
>> 
>> Different and deep.
>> 
>> Maybe too deep for me ;)
>> 
>> Did you use IK to pose the figures?
>
>
>Thanks.
>No.
>I used the same technique as I did for Cliff.
>Packed all superellipsoids in CSG and put CSG's center e.g. at the joint 
>of the lower leg to rotate that one. Should I post a scene in p.b.misc 
>or Bishop3D Forum?
>The newer version uses a lot of references referencing a reference 
>(sorry for that confusion), so superellipsoids can be exchanged with 
>spheres or any other shape one likes.
>

Unless someone here wants to see the script I would post it on the B3D forum.
Since you have done all the hard work, it should be possible to fit it into an
IK setting.
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     Stephen

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bluetree <sea### [at] yahoode> wrote:
> > crazy, indeed.  I think our crackpottery chatter in p.o-t about QM and GR
> > physics got to you... :P
>
> Yes. In a crazy way... :-)

In what *other* way could it possibly get to anyone? :P

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"bluetree" <sea### [at] yahoode> schreef in bericht 
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> It's like the clapping sound of one hand.

I knew it!!!

Thomas

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