Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Kong Vang

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Kong Vang Kong Vang   Desk Scene   Fairy House   Inspiration My inspiration for this assignment came from my interests in fantasy art. This particular piece evolved from movies that I’ve seen such as Ferngully, Peter Pan, and Legend. Objects Desk/Leaf Kong Vang   Lamp/Bulb Kong Vang   Stand/Stem Kong Vang   House/Trunk Kong Vang   Window/Amber Kong Vang   Bug/Fireflies Kong Vang   Pencil Kong Vang       Textures Stem Made by me in Photoshop   Bulb http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/ ~pbourke/texture/ice/ice3.gif   Leaf www.vterrain.org/Hawaii/ Flora/textures/coffee_leaf1_128x256.png   Trunk www.vterrain.org/Hawaii/ Flora/textures/papaya_bark_repeat_128.png   Inside Trunk www.mayang.com/textures.Nature/ images/P;ants%20and%20Derived%20Materials/Wood/Bark/P3012924.JPG   Trunk Floor http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/ ~pbourke/texture/leaf/groundleaf.gif   Window www.3dkingdon.org/index.php? module-My_eGallery&do=showpic&pid=1551&orderby=dateD Problems and Solutions First problem I had was modeling a leaf. I found a tutorial on the Internet, but they were just screenshots with no written directions or steps.  My solution was to do my best with the tutorial and adapt and adjust what I needed. Second problem was creating the stem/stand with a round base that tapers as it rises. Solution was the magic bevel tool that was hidden. Third problem I had was finding how to multiply my “fireflies”. Solution was the array tool. Changed the X,Y,Z values and manually rotated each bug to face a different direction. Time Frame Desk modeling took a total of two class periods, one for the leaf and one for the bulb and stem. Both the trunk and amber were done in one class period. The pencil was imported from the previous assignment. What took the longest was adjusting the surface effect and lighting to get your desired affect. This took my two days (including outside lab time). References I used the book mainly, Essential Lightwave 7.5. All websites used for textures were mentions above under the TEXTURE section.     2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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