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A (very) amateur 3d/Digital Art and animation hobbyist with far reaching and potentially ominous plans for the future. She looks: Unhurt
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It's a good crowd there - another sifter, I think aceofclubz - led me to find that server. It's my fav place to play TF2. The "quiet" servers by comparison, are boring.
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Omg, sorry! I had lots of fun! Very evenly matched teams on that server.
In reply to this comment by Krupo:
Good mention. btw, the chat message you sent kicked me out of the game for a short while. I was understandably confused for a moment there.
*is scared*
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Welcome to the Sift!!
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Yes. I had that vague an idea, at least
And now never wanting to eat a banana again.
>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
>> ^NicoleBee:
Whats sin?
In Christian mythology, sin is a religious construct...
Its dangerous, because once they hit the ground... its going to get a lot worse. I would have just blown the to pieces.
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I know it's just a game, but past the neatness of the video, I can't get over the circumstances being depicted.. I imagine the US army would KNOW they would have anti-air fortifications on Gov. Island to be captured and used against them and might hesitate to send waves of vulnerable helicopters to it without first trying to take them out.
Very cool about the game design! I always used to think of Sierra as just a publisher, for some reason..
Song from your posted video, Battle For governors Island.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zhSRNFeQpM
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So helpful! Thanks to you both. n.n
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I'm looking at the indigo gallery right now and it does indeed look very awesome! I do notice a conspicuous absence of flesh/organic render images at their site, although seeing their other stuff I can't imagine it would be a problem.. How is it for those?
I'll definitely have to pick them up when I get home from work.
In reply to this comment by Obsidianfire:
Well here are some results from Blender and Indigo. Once you get it set up, the renders are sweet. http://definekkl.heliohost.org/?p=4
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Thank you very much!
I'm not sure what I intend to use to render my eventual sculpture here. I've been used to using my old copy of max and milkshape exclusively, and haven't really needed to go into the whole setting up a render dealie, since most of everything would eventually be ported into a game renderer.
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Thank you very much!
I'm not sure what I intend to use to render my eventual sculpture here. I've been used to using my old copy of max and milkshape exclusively, and haven't really needed to go into the whole setting up a render dealie, since most of everything would eventually be ported into a game renderer.
Python (For Blender) http://www.python.org/
HDR Images for HDRI lighting http://athens.ict.usc.edu/Probes/
Blender Textures http://tellim.com/texture_cd/
Indigo Renderer http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/
Blendigo (Indigo exporter plugin for Blender3D) http://www2.indigorenderer.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_openwiki&Itemid=69&id=blendigo
NK Materials for Indigo http://deeppixel.uw.hu/projects/NK_materials.html
Blender Tutorials http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro
All of this is FREE. Hope this helps
Justin's gonna hit you up with a lot of resources, he likes fiddling with rendering and all that himself.
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I've done 3d stuff for many years, although it's always just been odd simple things like objects for scenery in video games! I've been trying to learn zbrush lately though, and this is one of my more successful attempts so far!
And yes just a hobby.
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Ooh lookin' good.