Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Joshua Gabriel

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Joshua Gabriel Joshua Gabriel   Desk Scene                     The Chief's Desk   Inspiration The Chief''s Desk is a representation of the kind of office a high-level official might have. The state-of-the-art laptop is linked to the building's T3 connection for ultra-fast data transfer and real-time teleconferencing. The multiple flat-panel screens on the wall allow for multitasking to the extreme (via multiple ATI Radeon graphics cards) and hidden speakers in the monitors allow for 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound. The poster with the Eagle, Anchor, and Globe is to symbolize that the Chief is a retired member of some branch of the military and is at his second career in the corporate world. This scene drew inspiration mainly from the movie Swordfish, because in the plot, one of the computer crackers is called write source code for a worm to be used to withdraw money from various bank accounts. The computer set up included about 6 flat panel monitors and multiple laptops with ultra high-speed internet connections. Objects Desk Joshua Gabriel   Lamp Joshua Gabriel   Light Bulb Joshua Gabriel   Glass Object Joshua Gabriel   Laptop Joshua Gabriel   Keyboard Joshua Gabriel   TV Monitors Joshua Gabriel   Poster (w/ USMC Image) Joshua Gabriel   Pencil Joshua Gabriel   Room Joshua Gabriel   Computer Mouse Joshua Gabriel Textures Keyboard Image http://riley.slc.k12.ut.us/ images/ program_images/ Type%20Keyboard%20with%20lower%20letters.gif   USMC-Eagle, Anchor, and Globe http://sill-www.army.mil/ Graphics/ crests/ USMC.jpg   Images on TV Monitor and Laptop Screenshots from Computer in lab and from home   Desk Texture http://www.backgrounds.free-animations.co.uk/ textures/images/ texture_13_thumb.jpg Problems and Solutions The only real problem I had with this assignment was trying to get the lighting settings to work. Initially, the light settings I had turned on made the room too bright and the objects were overpowered by the light. I fixed this by using a softer light setting and angling the light slightly downward. Time Frame Object Time Spent Modeling Time Spent Lighting, Texturing, and Layout   Desk 1 hour 15 minutes   Lamp 1 hour 25 minutes   Light Bulb 20 minutes 35 minutes   Glass Object 25 minutes 15 minutes   Laptop 1 hours 15 minutes   Keyboard 30 minutes 20 minutes   TV Monitors 30 minutes 30 minutes   Poster (w/ USMC Image) 5 minutes 15 minutes   Pencil 10 minutes 20 minutes   Room 15 minutes 10 minutes References None reported. 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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