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Subject: Invitation to Vue :)

sandoppe opened this issue on Nov 27, 2002 ยท 6 posts
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sandoppe ( ) posted Wed, 27 November 2002 at 12:31 PM ยท edited Sat, 23 November 2024 at 5:59 AM

Attached Link: http://claw.org/theater/robin/

Hello all!

You're all invited to take a look at one of the many ways that programs like Vue d'Esprit and Bryce can be used.
The CLAW Theatre's latest production of Robin Hood features sets created in Vue and models designed by a number of artists here at Renderosity. To increse load speed, the sizes of the images are reduced significantly. There are 54 scenes and roughly 2-3 sets per scene.

The CLAW Theatre features plays by cats and featuring cat actors :) In many ways, the play is a bit like an early Disney production :) This is one of my many favorite hobbies and another great way to use Vue d'Esprit, Bryce and all the wonderful props purchased from Renderosity/3d Commune artists. Hopefully you will get a chance to take a look. BTW: My cats are Leo and Gizzmo. Leo plays Friar Tuck and Gizzmo, Mistress Dale :) The link has been provided above.

Alekssander ( ) posted Thu, 28 November 2002 at 3:03 AM

Funny and very cute ;)

Djeser ( ) posted Thu, 28 November 2002 at 3:33 AM

Loved it! Very funny!

Sgiathalaich

TheWingedOne ( ) posted Thu, 28 November 2002 at 7:32 AM

Wonderful! I just love cats, once had two myself. :))) Many thanks for the link. I really enjoyed watching the play.

TheWingedOne ( ) posted Thu, 28 November 2002 at 7:36 AM

BTW. I just realized that in picture #2 in "SCENE 2 - Troubled Skies" the Emblem of the City of Berlin, Germany is used. Very cool! Was born there. :)

sandoppe ( ) posted Thu, 28 November 2002 at 6:46 PM

Thanks all :) Winged One: I didn't realize that the emblem was the emblem of the City of Berlin (a bit out of range of the location and time period of the play which is set in England and certainly much earlier than the formation of Berlin.....I guess my German heritage prompted me to use it :) What the heck! Glad you enjoyed seeing it :)

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