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"Psychomech" <psy### [at] home com> wrote in message
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> It could do that bend but half the timr you have that it means that some
> of the wires are broken
lol. True! The amount of times that I've tried to repair mine.... ;)
~Steve~
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> 25ct wrote:
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> > "Oldstench" <sor### [at] butnocom> wrote in message
> > news:4sg6itgu6p26dlbov37i842dimqnpujh4b@4ax.com...
> > > Any ideas what else should be in the scene?....comments welcome too.
> > > Oldstench................
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> > How about a Gibson plectrum?
> >
> > Nice plug, bang on apart from the bend nearest the plug.
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> > I don't think it would do that in reality?
> >
> > ~Steve~
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Oldstench wrote:
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> Any ideas what else should be in the scene?....comments welcome too.
> Oldstench................
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> [Image]
Very good. I can almost hear the hum of the amplifier...
I think the metallic pin looks more like grey plastic. Try modifying
the highlight and putting radial microscopic scratches resulting from
the manufacturing process. As thers have mentioned, the kink in the
wire is a bit too severe.
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On Sun, 10 Jun 2001 02:56:39 -0700, Oldstench wrote:
>Any ideas what else should be in the scene?....comments welcome too.
>Oldstench................
I like the cable, how did you do it?
The metal part of the plug looks very old and tarnished, so on that
table you need coffe stains, some ash strewen about, an old casset
tape in bits etc.
The reason I never get anything done is because I keep getting new
ideas, what an inspirational lot you all are:-)
--
Cheers
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"Oldstench" <sor### [at] butnocom> wrote in message
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> Any ideas what else should be in the scene?....comments welcome too.
> Oldstench................
Hmm... the radius of the bend in the wire makes it look like either the
wire is -much- softer than it should be, or that the plug is -much- larger
than it should be.
Otherwise the modeling is great. Comparing it to what I have here, it is
almost perfect in dimensions and textures.
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Ib Rasmussen <ib### [at] ibrasdk> wrote:
>A guitar and an amp, perhaps...
>Nice plug, though.
Thank you...
>The red part looks like rubber, is that intended?
Plastic is what I was going for...needs some more work I suppose....
Oldstench................
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"25ct" <25c### [at] lineonenet> wrote:
> lol. True! The amount of times that I've tried to repair mine.... ;)
>
Ok...it will be fixed
Oldstench................
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Francois Labreque <fla### [at] videotronca> wrote:
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>Very good. I can almost hear the hum of the amplifier...
Thank you
>I think the metallic pin looks more like grey plastic. Try modifying
>the highlight and putting radial microscopic scratches resulting from
>the manufacturing process. As thers have mentioned, the kink in the
>wire is a bit too severe.
Ok...will give it a try
Oldstench................
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ste### [at] zeroppsuklinuxnet (Steve) wrote:
>I like the cable, how did you do it?
Thank you...all modelling was done in Rhino, imported into Moray and
textured there.. The wire is a spline with a pipe extruded around it.
>The metal part of the plug looks very old and tarnished, so on that
>table you need coffe stains, some ash strewen about, an old casset
>tape in bits etc.
I like the idea about a tape...shall try that next
>The reason I never get anything done is because I keep getting new
>ideas, what an inspirational lot you all are:-)
Oldstench................
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"Bill DeWitt" <bde### [at] cflrrcom> wrote:
> Hmm... the radius of the bend in the wire makes it look like either the
>wire is -much- softer than it should be, or that the plug is -much- larger
>than it should be.
I am sensing a pattern....
> Otherwise the modeling is great. Comparing it to what I have here, it is
>almost perfect in dimensions and textures.
>
Thanks
Oldstench................
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"Oldstench" <sor### [at] butnocom> wrote in message
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> Any ideas what else should be in the scene?....comments welcome too.
Looks nice! My only complaint is that the metal looks too "foggy". If you
make it a little more reflective, that should do the trick!
-Ian
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