Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Jameson Marrs

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Jameson Marrs Jameson Marrs   Desk Scene   Desk Scene   Inspiration My first inspiration for this desk came from my lamp on my real desk at home.  The lamp had a flexible neck, and I had it pointed into the corner creating a large cone of light on the wall corner.  So I centered my idea for this desk around the lamp and cone of light.  In the end, though, the lamp didn't turn out to be the center of the scene.  The inspiration for the glass vase in the scene was simply for the fun of it, and to see how it would turn out.  The inspiration for the pen suspender thing was from my grandparent's house, where they have a little metal stand with a magnet ball at the top that you can hang metal pens from, so I decided to put my pencil there. Objects Desk Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave texture   Desk Legs Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave texture   Keyboard Drawer Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave texture   Monitor Modeled by Me, slightly modified Lightwave texture   Pen Suspender Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave texture   Pencil Modeled by Me, modified Lighwave texture   Glass Vase Modeled by Me, surface by Me   Lamp Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave textures   Walls/Floor Modeled by Me, modified Lightwave texture       Textures Desktop Screenshot by Me   Metal, Floor/Wall, Desk, Monitor, Lamp Textures Modified Lightwave textures Problems and Solutions I had most of my problems with the lighting and texturing of the glass vase, I eventually got them to work better, by simply tweaking the settings for them over and over, until eventually they looked how I wanted them to. Time Frame About 8 hours for the modeling, and about 10 hours for layout, texturing, and rendering. 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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