Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Fall 2005 Chris Mauzey

2005 Fall ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Final Gallery ->Chris Mauzey Chris Mauzey   Final Scene                     The Render Bunker   Inspiration This continues the story told by my desk scene, Dr. Strangemodeler.  In this secret underground facility, the doctor takes the models he cooked up in his laptop and sends through the render machine.  He is currently in the process bringing the Lightwave cow into being. Objects Room Chris Mauzey   Computer Chris Mauzey   Light fixtures Chris Mauzey   Projector Chris Mauzey   Platform Chris Mauzey   Cow Lightwave Textures Walls http://www.sketchup.com/ forum/download.php/ 2,824/ concretes7blocktiles.jpg   Floor and Ceiling http://bme.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ bmd/texture_DB/ 20020302concrete01_01/ 20020302concrete01_01_pic.jpg   Platforms top http://graphicssoft.about.com/ library/reviews/ ss/ EC5Tex-Diamond3.jpg   Platforms sides http://www.mayang.com/textures/ perl/fullsize.pl? category=Architectural/ Grilles%20and%20Gratings& image=air_vent_grille_3141191.JPG   Computers body Lightwave preset   Control Panels http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/ aims/VRSite/ HTML/ univ%20control%20panel.jpg and http://www.jetline.com/ CSC%20Control%20panel.JPG   Screen A computer screenshot while in Lightwave   Projector Various Lightwave presets   Cow Lightwave presets Problems and Solutions At first, the bump map on my wall texture seemed to have area where the bump mapping doesn’t occur.  The bump map had the same scale and position as the wall texture color, but there was a gap in between the bricks that wasn’t affected.  This was solved by making the scenes lighting darker, thus making the imperfection harder to identify.   For the hologram projection, I wanted to create a volumetric light that shined onto the platform.  The volumetric lighting proved too costly.  To solve this, I just used a fake volumetric that matched with color of the light in the bottom of the projector. Time Frame Concept and design: about a two days   First layout: <30 min   Finding textures: 2 hours   Room: 30 min   Light fixtures: 1 hour   Lighting: 2 hours   Computer: 25 min   Platform: 45 min   Projector: 1 hour   Hologram effect and cow: 1 hour   Rendering: 1 hour References For the glow effect and fake volumetric lighting, I used the information in The Essential Lightwave as a guide, on pp. 286-294.   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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