Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Chris Burlison

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Chris Burlison Chris Burlison   Desk Scene   Water Escape   Inspiration The inspiration for my desk scene comes from my love for being around water, whether it is a lake, river, or ocean. I grew up in Tacoma, Washington so being around water makes me feel at home. Also I have always wanted to travel all around the world so that is the idea behind the world map that is the wall paper on the left wall behind the desk. I created my desk and light that are in my room at home. Objects Glass Chris Burlison   Desk Chris Burlison   Light Chris Burlison   Pencil Chris Burlison   Room Chris Burlison   Laptop Object provided by Lightwave   Desk Chair Object provided by Lightwave   Poster Object provided by Lightwave       Textures Lined Paper http://www.scrapnpaper.com/ Images/Karen%20Foster%20acci/lined%20paper.jpg   World 24 Lightwave Image/Presets   Lightwood Lightwave Image/Presets   Light Oak Sm Lightwave Image/Presets   Ripples Lightwave Image/Presets Problems and Solutions Problem: Rendering the final scene took at least an hour due to the size of the glass object. Solution:Next time I will create a much smaller glass object. By removing the glass from the scene and pressing f11 I was able to see the scene rendered in a much shorter time.   Problem: While attempting to synchronize an object to Layout from Modeler the Layout crashed and I lost a considerable amount of information. Solution: Next time I will save after making any modification to my work. By loosing my work I was able to create some objects again which gave me a chance to become more familiar with the program and its features. Time Frame I spent one hour planning my scene. I drew a detailed sketch of the objects I wanted to include in my scene. After discussing the sketch with the professor I had more ideas about the direction I would go to create an interesting desk composition. I spent an hour and a half modeling the desk to the exact measurements of my desk at home. I spent an hour modeling the light. It took an hour to model the pencil. The glass took twenty minutes to model but a full hour to render. I spent fifteen minutes modeling the room of my scene. In all I spent two hours texturing the scene. The lighting took an hour and fifteen minutes. The final rendering of the scene took an hour. References none provided 2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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