Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Taylor Allread

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Taylor Allread Taylor Allread   Desk Scene                     What Desk?   Inspiration I don't actually have a desk of my own, so this desk scene is a representation of that fact. The desk is plain, the room is plain, there are hardly any objects in the scene, and the objects that are there are boring. The desk scene is hardly there, just as my “real” desk is hardly there. I tend to use books or counter tops in real life, and my desk is always temporary and mobile. This desk scene seems to be similar, in that everything can be moved easily, and doesn’t seem permanent. Objects Room Taylor Allread   Desk Taylor Allread   Pencil Taylor Allread (In Class Exercise)   Glass Taylor Allread (In Class exercise)   Lamp Taylor Allread   Telephone Tutorial by Erkki Halkka   Laptop Lightwave Object Textures Floor Lightwave image   Walls www.mayang.com   Desk www.originalmarquetry.co.uk   Desk Mat Lightwave preset: vinyl   Pencil Barrel www.mayang.com   Pencil Crimp Lightwave preset: iron   Glass Lightwave preset: glass outside/inside   Telephone Lightwave preset: high gloss   Laptop Lightwave Problems and Solutions My largest problem was being sick for a week and missing lecture and labs. I missed important instruction and valuable time to work on my project, as well as the option to get help with the desk scene. I had to teach myself a lot out of the book, and spent a lot of time out of class working on the project.   I also had many problems with strange little things on Lightwave, such as certain images not loading, objects mysteriously being deleted or altered, and near the end I also had a problem with all of my saved textures completely disappearing. The only thing I could really do to solve these problems were to start Lightwave over and redo most of the missing components Time Frame Planning 30 min   Room 45 min   Desk 1 hr 30 min   Pencil 30 min   Glass 1 hr   Telephone 1 hr   Texturing 2 hrs 30 min   Lighting 40 min   Rendering 2 hrs References www.mayang.com http://www.kolumbus.fi/erkki.halkka/ Lightwave 8 Textbook 2007 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Group Gallery Video Game Development Portfolio Video Game Project

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