Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Ken Allen

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Ken Allen Ken Allen   Desk Scene   Relaxed   Inspiration Well, I admit that there wasn’t really all that much to this scene.  I did however want my lamp to portray my original drawing.  It seems to have come off quite well.  I’m a big fan of motorcycling, thus the pictures of motorcycles on the walls.  I hope you enjoy this work, thank you. Objects box.lwo Ken Allen   desk.lwo Ken Allen   glass2.lwo Ken Allen   Ken Allen Pencil.lwo Ken Allen   lamp_2.lwo Ken Allen   paper1.lwo Ken Allen   paper2.lwo Ken Allen   paper3.lwo Ken Allen   poster1.lwo Ken Allen   poster2.lwo Ken Allen room1a.lwo Ken Allen   Textures Lightwood.tga unspecified   Dented bronze texture unspecified   Antique Metal texture unspecified   TeakWood.tga unspecified   Brass texture unspecified   Glass 3 texture unspecified   Custom texture  modified Glass 4 unspecified   Brass_RayTrace texture unspecified   Custom texture  modified Glass 3 unspecified   L-Wood.iff unspecified   WoodTile.tga unspecified   Modified MultiFractal texture unspecified Problems and Solutions I wanted to create a light bulb that was clear, but that ended up being a little more work than I wanted to at the moment, so I decided to go with a white opaque coated light bulb that doesn’t look all that bad.  I ended up making it slightly translucent and passing a point light through it as well as making it an illuminated surface.  The other problem that I ran into was creating decent looking handles for my drawers.  I ended up spending quite a bit of time working on those and had to take and create the top half of one side of the handle and extrude and arc while matching points to splines I made to mate the outer and inner edges.  After finishing the extrusions, I took and mirrored the model twice to make the top and the other side, then welded them together by merging the points. Time Frame -        lamp and handles took about an hour a piece -        desk approximately an hour (minus handles) -        glass about 1.5 hours -        pencil 5 minutes -        posters and papers 5 minutes each -        room and shelf about 15-25 minutes each References rail extrude for the lamp stem past knowledge from modeling in 3d studiomax 2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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