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Infinite Oz Posted Oct 09, 2007 at 2:00 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	16	257	2007 Oct 15 12:55 AM danamo
Anyone interested in a cheap copy of Lightwave? Posted Sep 05, 2007 at 11:59 am \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	8	182	2007 Sep 06 2:46 PM TheBryster
Ivy Generator Posted Mar 15, 2007 at 12:11 pm \| Forum: Bryce Go to page: 1 2 3	Rochr	136	9650	2007 May 13 7:20 AM PrincessL
Bryce6 materials issue...? Posted Nov 08, 2006 at 4:16 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	34	715	2006 Nov 12 10:34 PM AgentSmith
TopMod - The free odd looking shape modeler Posted Mar 20, 2006 at 5:00 pm \| Forum: Bryce Go to page: 1 2	Rochr	51	829	2006 Aug 22 12:14 PM rickymaveety
For you Greeble fans! Posted Feb 22, 2006 at 10:49 am \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	15	85	2006 Feb 23 11:26 PM AgentSmith
Galaxy Generator Posted Feb 03, 2006 at 7:55 am \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	36	322	2006 Feb 06 3:47 PM PJF
Slightly OT - wip Posted Jan 17, 2006 at 4:35 pm \| Forum: Bryce Go to page: 1 2	Rochr	52	537	2006 Mar 31 6:08 PM AgentSmith
I love the new year! Posted Jan 02, 2006 at 1:15 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	30	130	2006 Jan 06 3:56 PM FranOnTheEdge
OT - Your opinions? Posted Dec 29, 2005 at 4:15 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	27	152	2006 Jan 03 4:42 PM Quest
A new addictive toy! Posted Dec 26, 2005 at 3:12 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	22	125	2006 Jan 05 2:19 AM AgentSmith
Merry X-mas everyone! Posted Dec 23, 2005 at 5:04 am \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	14	114	2005 Dec 24 8:37 PM Rayraz
Another pig stealing ME!!! Posted Nov 17, 2005 at 4:34 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	45	362	2005 Nov 25 10:26 AM Hawkfyr
World Wind Posted Nov 03, 2005 at 3:41 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	9	48	2005 Nov 04 2:20 PM AgentSmith
Bryce5 content question! Posted Nov 01, 2005 at 3:43 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Rochr	12	63	2005 Nov 02 9:03 PM AgentSmith

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Thread: OT - In trouble now | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Wed, 22 February 2006 at 4:13 PM

Ok, feel free to send it to me anytime! :)

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Wed, 22 February 2006 at 2:38 PM

Ok, cable time. 1. Go to Objects > Nurbs and select Sweep Nurbs. 2. Go up to the Splines window and choose B-Spline. 3. Hold down CTRL and start adding point to your desired shape. The more points, the smoother shape. 4. Now go to Tools and select Points > Live selection. By selecting points, fine tune the spline to get rid of any "edgy" curves. 5. Grab the Spline object and drop it into the Sweep Nurbs object. 6. Go to the Spline window again, and select the shape you want for your wires. Round, rectangle, profile, n-side etc. Lets choose a circle. 7. Drop the circle inside the Sweep Nurbs object as well with the circle first and spline second. Also, in the Objects Attributes window, set the radius of the circle and the cable. 8. If needed to fine tune the curves even more, simply select the Spline object and Tools > Points > Live Selection, and move around individual points as you like. Hope these are to some help. :)

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Wed, 22 February 2006 at 1:39 PM

Ok, made a few mini tuts for your questions Fran. Heres how i did the first shape: 1. From Objects, select Primitive and Tube. Rotate it so it faces the cam and in the Objects attributes menu, set Rotation segments to around 60 for a smooth curve. Then go to Structure > Make editable. 2. Now were going to delete and move some points. Switch to front view, then go to Tools > Select Points and Rectangle selection. In the Active tool box, uncheck "Only select visible elements" 3. Select the bottom points, and pull down to desired height. 4. Switch to side view > Rectangle selection, and select all the points on the back side. 5. Use the scale button and pull to the right to increase the size of the back. 6. Switch to side view again, and select the bottom points and pull up. Here i also made a copy, decreased its size slighly and placed it inside the first part. I also moved the bottom points to match the first one. With narrowing down the objects, The rail for the walkway was made in several different pieces. So instead of having, lets say 200 different objects, you make everything editable, select all the pieces you want to make into one single one, and in the Objects window to the right, select Connect. This will create a new single copy of all the 200 objects. The unconnected objects are still there as well though, so if you want to keep them, (in case you change your mind)simply select all of them again, group them and hide the group. Now you only have the connected copy visible and a scene with less objects to handle. :) Ill put together a short tut for the cables as well, so stay tuned. :)

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 11:42 PM

Now theres another advantage with Bryce - the plop render.

Rudolf Herczog
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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 5:37 PM

No problem Marc. :) Although you cant make objects positive/negative, there are still booleans. You just set the stuff up differently and drop all parts in a Boolean object. Not as easy as Bryce though. :)

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 4:59 PM

When connecting objects, youll have to have two or more editable objects selected, then in the objects manager, select Objects > Connect. This will make one new single model of all the selected parts. Keep in mind though that the original objects are still there as well, so make sure you delete them or turn them off.

Rudolf Herczog
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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 4:09 PM

Started out with this part here. Kinda went out of control from there... :) For the Cell-image, the hierarchy got quite extensive and i used groups with very large numbers of children, mainly because i wanted to be able to change stuff later on with ease. It was only when i completed all the models that i connected parts like the rails for the walkway, walls etc, and managed to narrow down the objects. The pipes are both regular cylinders and splines inside sweep nurbs. The B-spline usually give a really smooth curvature so its great for wires.

Rudolf Herczog
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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 12:40 PM

Heres how the greebles look like.

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 12:40 PM

Well normally i start with a gap or surface, and in the "Cell-case", i started by doing some dividing/extruding etc of the surface. Once that was done, i started adding primitives/pipes. Last i used the outer rim from the fan-models and put those in there as well. If we take the door i made for the cell for example.

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Thread: Rochr and others - Greeble? | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 20 February 2006 at 12:19 PM

Yeah, pretty much everything abobe. :) I never put to much thought in greebles, but rather just play with primitives, models and divide, extrude, intrude. A few thin bent pipes usually works too. Randomness is the clue, yet it doesnt hurt to add a few thought out pieces here and there.

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Thread: Bryce Q&A Tutorial - 3D World Magazine #77 | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Sun, 19 February 2006 at 1:41 PM

Congrats to the article. Looking really good. :)

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Thread: Shouldn't have done it... | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Mon, 13 February 2006 at 4:48 PM

Games are evil i say! :) Erlik, hurry up finishing those Expose images. Not much time left.

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Thread: ot.. for those with google search.... | Forum: Bryce

Rochr ( ) posted Sat, 11 February 2006 at 1:06 PM

Well, im alright, i always keep my system with minimum stuff installed or running. :) Ive also made a habit of uninstalling or turning off several unnecessary windows services as well, such as MSN(the very first thing that goes ), indexing etc.

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Thread: OT: A few words... | Forum: The Break Room

Rochr ( ) posted Sat, 11 February 2006 at 12:46 PM · edited Mon, 28 October 2024 at 7:08 AM

Please dont put too much trust in what television and newspapers are feeding you. As i mentioned before, the media have no interest on showing the people that actually preach for peace. Violence is more interesting. If i just take swedish media as an example. Weve seen VERY little news about imams all over the world urging people to calm dawn. Different "experts" warn about travelling to countries like Egypt, Tunisia and Marocko, yet swedes living in, for instance Kairo, as we speak, experience nothing but hospitality and kindness from the Egyptians. There are extremists in every country. Sweden have new Nazis, yet they hardly represent entire Sweden. Neither does the extremists on the evening news represent all muslims. These groups are a small minority, and selldom very popular in their own countries either. Everyone should be as wise as the Bryce community here. Hours of discussion, yet no personal threats or harsh language. ;)

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Thread: OT: A few words... | Forum: The Break Room

Rochr ( ) posted Fri, 10 February 2006 at 7:03 PM · edited Mon, 28 October 2024 at 7:08 AM

Well, Sweden is way up on the anger list right now and i can perfectly understand your point. However, i must point out that theres much more then a few cartoons behind this hateridge, and that extremists have pretty much taken advantage of the whole story for their cause. Right now, i feel that both sides are equally rotten. Denmark is known to have a great deal of racism, even far up at government level, and although they claim its all about freedom of speech, it can just as easily be considered a provocation. Also keep in mind that Denmarks prime minister had an opportunity at an early stage to calm things down, but refused to meet with representatives from a number of muslim nations, hence made things worse. I personally fully respect all beliefs and have some understanding in muslims beeing pissed of because of this. However...theres no justification what so ever in the actions with threats and violence. These action will only fuel the prejudice some people have about muslims, and unfortunatly cast a very dark shadow on the majority of the decent people that live in these countries, and wants peaceful solutions just as much as the rest of us. Media have no interest in shooting the peaceful bunch, thats boring news. In normal order, they focus on the juicy stuff, preferrably something that contains violence, death and mutilation. Im all for freedom of speech, but theres nothing wrong in showing some respect at the same time. And that goes for both sides. Anyway, this is just my humble opinion, i dont expect anyone else to share it. :) Damnit, i just broked my 10 sentence rule...

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