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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 04 3:16 am)
Subject: sci-fi building object WIP (ala Rochr)
A most beautiful building Dan! I love the clean, yet detailed look of it. From a personal point of view, i think its perfect as it is. A great shape, not overdone, and a few tiny lights would fill it up just fine. But if you still want to add more detail, you could always try adding some greebles in the empty sockets of the building base. A very fine model! Glad you liked the tut. :)
Rudolf Herczog
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Very nice indeed.Great modeling. I dont think I can make something like that in Ac3d :o) Maybe Bryce hehe.
great looking building i agree that it needs some sort of entrance.
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Gets my vote! ...oh...er.....we're not there yet are we.....;-(
Message edited on: 06/22/2005 06:28
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Outstanding. Reminds me of the Thunderbirds style of building. Most impressive.
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Thanks all for the comments - appreciate it! Hope to have this finished this weekend and I'll post it as a freebie. Rudy - side greebles added, helped a lot. Diolma- another good idea, tried two entrances and hated them both :-) but I think I'm on to something now with framed glass "atrium"- kinda like that museum in Paris (whose name escapes me). Dann-o - created in Modo. Erlik - Well, I've never really tired Lightwave but most of the Modo team are ex-LW people (the CEO is Brad Peebler who was one of the founders of LW) so I'd say Modo is a lot like LW. It even uses .LWO for it's native file format. Most LW users seem to think Modo is a lot less "bloated". One nice thing though is that the upcoming Modo SDK is supposed to allow easy porting of LW plug-ins - there's a lot of cool LW plugs I'd like to have. Again, thanks for all the input; Dan
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Sunday, I got a chance to try Rochr's high tech surfaces tutorial ( http://www.rochr.com/hightechsurfaces.html ) in the Modo modeler. After the second step I got totally sidetracked into making a building using similiar techniques. Same as the Tut, this started as a simple 32x32 poly 2D square. Then I grabbed a bunch of polys and Y extruded them; deselected some, extruded etc. until I had the basic building shape. From there a did a bunch of X/Z insets/offsets and then beveled any large sharp edges. Then I picked groups of polys, subed them again and did a couple of greeble type things. I was kinda surprised that the total poly count at this point is 6K and the .OBJ file (with UV's and normals) was only 480K. The image shows a Bryce Render with the building as a single object. I still need to go back and assign the Material groups. And comments for improvements would be appreciated. And many thanks to Rudy for the Tut :-)Message edited on: 06/21/2005 12:59