Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Theresa Strohbin

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Theresa Strohbin Theresa Strohbin   Final Scene   Theresa Strohbin   Inspiration I was inspired to create this scene because of my love for movies. A lot of the time I will get together with friends and family, order a pizza, rent a movie, pop some popcorn and open up a can a soda and just sit back and relax. Most of the time the room doesn’t get clean up after the movie is over. So I took that into consideration when I was creating this scene. I didn’t want this room to look perfect, like someone had just moved into it. I wanted to make it look like it was lived in. I thought it was appropriate to include two of my favorite movie poster on the wall…Empire Records and Reservoir Dogs. I looked through some of my dad’s architecture books and collaborated some of the images from there with my own ideas. Objects Loft Room Theresa   Couch Theresa   Directors Chair Theresa   Framed Posters Theresa Coffee Table Theresa   Rug Theresa Plant Lightwave object modified by Theresa   Track Lights Theresa   Room Divider Theresa   Baseboard/Trim Theresa   Popcorn Bowl Theresa   Doors Theresa   Back Door Theresa   Soda Cans Lightwave object modified by Theresa   Magazine Theresa   Popcorn Theresa   Pizza Boxes Theresa Textures and Images Reservoir Dogs poster Empire Records poster Wood floor texture Procedural textures Dr. Pepper logo Round Table logo Time Frame I had a hard time deciding what I was going to create. It took me the longest time just finding good textures and images. Once I found a good wood floor everything started to fall into place and look a little better. The couch took a long time because I had to figure out how to model it as I went. I spent a lot of time just modeling objects because I wasn’t real sure what I wanted to focus on at first. In combination of working in the lab and at home I have spent well over 50 hours on this project. When I am working I loose track of time and get caught up in what I am doing. Before I know it I have class is already up and have been working the whole time. Problems and Solutions Time Management – like most projects that we have done this year, managing your time is always a problem. I would try to create something thinking that it would be simple, and it would end up taking a lot more time. Most practice, deciding what objects are most important and crucial o complete. Not knowing all the tools in Lightwave. I would have to use the tools that I DO know how to use to create things that could probably be done a lot faster if I only knew a few more tools. Extending my knowledge of different Lightwave tools now that I have the basic tools down. My Lightwave at home crashed and wouldn’t load my scene so I couldn’t ass any last minute details and textures on the before it was due like I had planned.  Always have a “Plan B” in cases like theses. Never wait till the last minute to complete things. Technical: For the Baseboard and Trim I used a combination of the sketch tool and the extrude tool. I used the glow effect for the doors in the back to make it look like light was shinning in. For the couch I used turned on symmetric and I created a box with a lot of segments so that I could bend it. It was a lot of experimenting that gave me my final couch. References Allposters.com – for the movie posters Wood Textures – google search I used various pictures off the internet to come up with ideas with how to create a realistic couch, directors chair, coffee table and television. Rug Image – google search Round Table Pizza Logo – google search Dr. Pepper Logo – google search Can – Lightwave object House Plant – Lightwave object 2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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