Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Fall 2005 Scott Wilhelm

2005 Fall ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Scott Wilhelm Scott Wilhelm   Desk Scene                     Late Shift   Inspiration Inspiration:  The only inspiration I had for this piece was my own creativity.  However, there is a story.  This scene takes place in a large office filled with cubicles, all empty except for one.  While the rest of the co-workers went home at their allotted time, one lone man (or woman!) stays behind to grind out the last of the work.  But, after realizing that all the work that was needed, the decision was made to play a little World of Warcraft before leaving. Objects Room Scott Wilhelm   Cubicles Scott Wilhelm   Desk Scott Wilhelm   Cabinets Scott Wilhelm   Glass Scott Wilhelm   Pencil Scott Wilhelm   Paper Scott Wilhelm   Poster Scott Wilhelm   Lamp Scott Wilhelm   Elevator Scott Wilhelm   Lights Scott Wilhelm   Computer Monitor Lightwave Objects   Keyboard Lightwave Objects   Chair Lightwave Objects Textures Office Space Poster http://images-eu.amazon.com/ images/P/ B0000BZNIU.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg   Monitor Screen http://www.mystics.de/ networkuploads/ screenshots/ 00000008356-1.jpg Problems and Solutions I only really had two problems, the lights by the elevator and the glass texture.  The glass texture didn’t turn out the way I wanted because I didn’t want to turn on Raytrace reflections and refractions due to huge render time increases (combined with volumetric lighting).  The second problem was the lights by the elevator.  I wanted to be able to see the lights, and have them illuminate the elevator, but not too much of the room.  Also, it kept making the side walls too bright, while the back walls stayed dark.  To fix this I made the side walls separate objects, then just told the back lights to ignore the side walls. Time Frame Time spent planning 1 hour   Desk 1 hour   Lamp 1 hour   Misc room parts 2 hours   Texturing 1 hour   Lighting Many hours. The modeling part of everything is the easy part. Its the lighting/rending that takes a long time. First you need to try a lighting technique, then render it to see how it is, and rinse and repeat. References No tutorials or references used. 2005 Fall Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Final Gallery Group Gallery Web Page Design Portfolio Video Game Desgin

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