Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Yun-Han Chin

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Final Gallery ->Yun-Han Chin Yun-Han Chin   Final Scene                     The Lost Winder   Inspiration   Basically I wanted to create a winding toy which is looking for its winder while the master is not home. This idea just suddenly came out from my head. In order to give it some character traits, I made it with four limbs. Even though it doesn’t have facial expression, by its posture people can still tell it is doing something. I also made a mirror at the background to create an interesting composition and to give a feeling of large space. Objects Winding Toy Yun-Han Chin   Winder1 Yun-Han Chin   Winder2 Yun-Han Chin   Winder3 Yun-Han Chin   Winder4 Yun-Han Chin   Mirror Yun-Han Chin   Table Yun-Han Chin Textures Wood.jpg http://mayang.com/   Wood (ground).jpg http://mayang.com/   Wood (ground) bmp.jpg Tutorio.com (B&W by Photoshop)   Wood (bump).jpg Tutorio.com (B&W by Photoshop)   Winders texture Lightwaves surface directory   Background image self computer file Problems and Solutions One of the problems that I had is the winders’ texture. At the first several render some winders’ metal texture either look too fake or look without reflection, so I tried different kind of texture, and adjusted their reflection and specularity to make them as realistic as possible. The other problem was the background picture’s dimension and location. In order to let the mirror reflect the BG picture, I created a polygon at the opposite site to the mirror and I left some gap between the picture and the table so that the objects can look like really INSIDE the room. But in the beginning the polygon was not big enough to cover the HDRI image background so I changed its size and adjusted its location to make it look proper. Time Frame Modeling 7 hours   Texturing 7.5 hours   Lighting (HDRI) 4 hours   Rendering 6.5 hours References book Lightwave 3D 8 2007 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Final Gallery Group Gallery Video Game Development Portfolio Video Game Project

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