Wednesday render 2004-08-18 - By John Gaubatz
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Hi Anthony,
I haven't been at #truespace in a long time. I remember it was kind of fun
to do the challenges way back when, maybe I'll stop by if I remember. The
models look good, but I would be wary of using the dzigntist model. Kind of
looks like that is a gear shifter. Why one would need a gear shifter on a
commode is mystery to me. Your bobbins look good also. Maybe that is the way
they look with a dim nightlight. I think I would have also attempted a
outhouse. Anyway, nice job and look forward to seeing other challenges.
John
John Gaubatz
(Aretnap)
Designer
Raven Industries, Inc.
-- --Original Message-- --
From: TSML [mailto:truespace@(protected)]On Behalf Of Anthony Ware
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 2:48 PM
To: truespace@(protected)
Subject: [TSML] Wednesday render
In an attempt to inject a little life into the Galaxynet #truespace chat
channel, we held a light-hearted modelling challenge. People were given one
hour to model (texture, light) and render something in tS to a given theme.
No prizes, just for fun and the theme could be interpreted however we liked.
The theme was "bathroom" and the entries can be seen at:
http://www.anthonyware.com/bathroom/
We think Simes may well have used a pre-prepared model, though he assures us
there is a bathroom inside there somewhere. Cesare was in work without
access to tS at the time, but showed great initiative with an entry made
entirely in MS Paint. My own entry (Bobbins) took too long to render due to
a stupid choice of lighting and was still rendering at the end of the hour.
Never mind, at least we got people doing something in tS!
If there is enough interest, I might try to make this a weekly thing. We'll
see.
Anthony
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