NOTHING. God damn nothing for about a month now. I have a serious procrastination problem that needs fixing. Thankfully I'm in school now so that's helping a little. I made this in about an hour for me Materials and Lighting class
The background is all washed out and there's a border on the right that kills the illusion. The glass material sucks, and so does the olive, but I'm happy with how the book turned out, which I spent the most time on. The assignment was to take these premade models, add materials and light them. I think the teacher liked it for the most part.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Cr-48, A love story
Last December, Google sent me their CR-48 netbook to test out and help improve. Well I can proudly say that I stuck with their Chrome operating system for 6 solid months, but the more I used it the more I realized it's limitations. Their "nothing but net" philosophy that inspires this computer just wasn't for me, I had to have application support and a decent file manager. I had to have... Windows!
It was a long complicated road, installing Windows 7 on this thing, but now that it is I've never been happier with this laptop. What I don't understand is why Google gave this laptop such nice hardware but gimped the operating system. You can still do a lot with just a 16 gigabyte hardrive.
But who am I to doubt Google's infinite wisdom?
It was a long complicated road, installing Windows 7 on this thing, but now that it is I've never been happier with this laptop. What I don't understand is why Google gave this laptop such nice hardware but gimped the operating system. You can still do a lot with just a 16 gigabyte hardrive.
But who am I to doubt Google's infinite wisdom?
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Friday, June 17, 2011
A Sign of Things to Come (!?!?)
I've been a little inactive here lately and for that I apologize, but I hope this can make up for it! My first ever youtube video and hopefully the first of many. Someday I want to look back on this and say "Wow! That looks like crap!"...... Actually I already do!
In other, more personal news Bank of America has screwed me out of a few bucks on a money transfer. I had no idea there were fees involved with that and it made my account overdrawn! That's another $25!
Looks like I'll be eating McDonalds for a while.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
More progress
Will be done in the next day or two so keep checking back! Not only that but I'm going to be posting a youtube videos of an animation in this test chamber and some other projects I've made over the last few months.
The next few days should be pretty eventful here on Test Blog Please Ignore!
The next few days should be pretty eventful here on Test Blog Please Ignore!
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
Quick and dirty update
That's how you like it right baby?
Lighting is hard. That laser glow is just way too intense but it's kinda nice in it's own way and I still need to work on making the light more evenly distributed. I'm thinking about decompiling whatever map this scene is from to see how Valve set up their lights. The environment is nowhere near finished, but fret not, the final scene will be done within the week.
Lighting is hard. That laser glow is just way too intense but it's kinda nice in it's own way and I still need to work on making the light more evenly distributed. I'm thinking about decompiling whatever map this scene is from to see how Valve set up their lights. The environment is nowhere near finished, but fret not, the final scene will be done within the week.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Panels!
You can't have an Aperture Approved Test Chamber without a panel or three!
The scale of everything is all off, but for an hours work it's not so bad. Obviously there's no "room" surrounding them yet. I'm one of those people who likes to build things in detail first and piece them together later. What I 'should' be doing, if you ask any professional, is blocking things out to get the sense of scale first then adding details. I am impatient and it shows.
Many more updates to come!
Frickin' lasers!
The scale of everything is all off, but for an hours work it's not so bad. Obviously there's no "room" surrounding them yet. I'm one of those people who likes to build things in detail first and piece them together later. What I 'should' be doing, if you ask any professional, is blocking things out to get the sense of scale first then adding details. I am impatient and it shows.
Many more updates to come!
Frickin' lasers!
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