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Loki wrote:
> Just got this model to a stage where I figure I'd show it. The shed is the
> only detailed bit so far. No textures and very low quality radiosity-only
> rendering, but you get the picture.
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> You can assume the 'force of nature' in question is the wind. Don't know if
> I'll get this finished in time to submit, but I thought it's a nice topic
> anyway.
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I like the shed. Is that Christoph Hormann's iso-wood? Or is it done
with texture? And the corrugated steel roof is excellent, also. Is the
airborne panel actually slightly warped, or is that just the angle?
Anyway, great start.
Dave Matthews
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> I like the shed. Is that Christoph Hormann's iso-wood? Or is it done
> with texture? And the corrugated steel roof is excellent, also. Is the
> airborne panel actually slightly warped, or is that just the angle?
> Anyway, great start.
>
> Dave Matthews
No the wood panels are just CSG, in fact it's all CSG apart from the
corrugated roof which is a mesh because I wanted to warp it, as you
noticed. I'm planning to really concentrate on my modeling for this image
- something I normally don't have much patience for. Wait until you see
the flying garden furniture. ;)
L
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Loki:
Reminds me of Florida this past hurricane season. I saw a few sheds
that flew apart! :-o Looks like a good start.
Kyle
On Tue, 24 May 2005 07:09:03 EDT, "Loki" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
>Just got this model to a stage where I figure I'd show it. The shed is the
>only detailed bit so far. No textures and very low quality radiosity-only
>rendering, but you get the picture.
>
>You can assume the 'force of nature' in question is the wind. Don't know if
>I'll get this finished in time to submit, but I thought it's a nice topic
>anyway.
>
>L
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"Kyle" <hob### [at] gate net> wrote in message
news:iq8791daqotugs02m9gapmf62o48leo801@4ax.com...
> Loki:
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> Reminds me of Florida this past hurricane season. I saw a few sheds
> that flew apart! :-o Looks like a good start.
>
> Kyle
Right-on. Sheds fly apart. Doors fly open.
I just can't figure why that door is *half*-open. If there were enough
over-pressure to pop the roofing, perhaps the door would either be wide-open
or still closed. And the window?
It would also be nice to see some warping on the remaining roof panel where
the other one parted from it.
Looking forward to more.
DLM
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"dlm" <me### [at] addressinvalid> wrote:
> Right-on. Sheds fly apart. Doors fly open.
> I just can't figure why that door is *half*-open.
Tsk, I knew someone would say that! The door angle is controlled by a
single parameter so I can set it correctly depending on how I want it in
the final scene. In this test render I just left it at whatever setting I
used when I was modeling it.
L
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Here's another WIP of this, slightly further along. The rainy environment
is still awful, the patio is too regular, the grass needs some work, the
background image is less stormy than it should be...
OK, so there's nothing perfect yet, but I'm getting there.
L
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Loki nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2005-05-28 16:46:
> Here's another WIP of this, slightly further along. The rainy environment
> is still awful, the patio is too regular, the grass needs some work, the
> background image is less stormy than it should be...
>
> OK, so there's nothing perfect yet, but I'm getting there.
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Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with a
bit of jitter:
some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
they look like fair weather clouds.
Alain
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Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
> almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with
a bit of jitter:
> some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
> they look like fair weather clouds.
>
> Alain
The patio will eventually get replaced by a 'crazy-paving' macro, but I
haven't written it yet. I'm going to work on the fence next, though I also
want to add another layer of grass in longer tufts around the shed and
fence posts to make it seem less well kept.
L
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Loki nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2005-05-30 13:44:
> Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
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>>Comming good! Your getting the mood on a nice way. The grass, been abscured by the
blown dust, is
>>almost perfect. Don't loose to much time on it. For the patio, place each slab with
a bit of jitter:
>>some small, compared to the spacing, random translation and rotation. Maybe make the
clouds darker,
>>they look like fair weather clouds.
>>
>>Alain
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> The patio will eventually get replaced by a 'crazy-paving' macro, but I
> haven't written it yet. I'm going to work on the fence next, though I also
> want to add another layer of grass in longer tufts around the shed and
> fence posts to make it seem less well kept.
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I like those ideas :)
I agree, longer grass around the shed and along the fences will probably improve the
overall feel.
Alain
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"Loki" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Here's another WIP of this, slightly further along. The rainy environment
> is still awful, the patio is too regular, the grass needs some work, the
> background image is less stormy than it should be...
>
> OK, so there's nothing perfect yet, but I'm getting there.
>
> L
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Chris Colefax (http://www.geocities.com/ccolefax/) has written an include
that will "explode" any CSG object. What's really cool is it isn't limited
to the pieces flying outward from a single point - they can be blown with
the wind and then fall to earth. Might be helpful. :o)
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