DTHUREGRIF opened this issue on Sep 02, 1999 ยท 11 posts
DTHUREGRIF posted Thu, 02 September 1999 at 9:48 PM
DTHUREGRIF posted Thu, 02 September 1999 at 9:55 PM
Oops. I thought it worked for geocities, but I was wrong. All I got was the text file of the page that comes up saying the page is unavailable. What a pain in the @#$
Ikyoto posted Thu, 02 September 1999 at 10:56 PM
You have every right to be proud. I will be shamelessly downloading this, making a ton of images for some friends of mine who are Trekkers/Trekkies (whatever). ...that is, as long as the PC version works...
WarriorDL posted Thu, 02 September 1999 at 11:52 PM
The PC version works. At least on my PC L
picnic posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 12:31 AM
Wow, terrific. I'm not a Trek fan, but this image is really neat-(is it volumetric for all the little triangle stuff?), the atmosphere--and cool lights. And, of course, she's really neat-the costume, her head/face-terrific job. And you say 'you'll see' about Bryce-hmmmmph!! Diane
CEBrown posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 5:56 AM
Hmm. The title here had me laughing; the very IDEA of a Politically Correct Klingon... It's a lot better than the forehead prop I have abandoned somewhere on my D drive. Good work.
Dave posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 7:13 AM
That wasn't my forehead prop, was it? Did it not work?
WarriorDL posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 11:53 AM
Dave, I am the one using your forehead prop, not Diane :o) And I am still playing with it. Soon as I get my Klingon's armor top figured out, I'll be posting something with him.
DTHUREGRIF posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 2:19 PM
Dianethe particle effect is a special fx prop by aksiel I dl'd from the Props Guild. The lights I made in Poser using various transparency/reflection/ambient light combos with a lens flare applied in Photoshop later. I find that's a neat trick for making lights "glow". Poser can't do that. The atmosphere is a green marble texuture applied to the ground and a HUGE single-sided square in the background. Tried the Bryce demo I got at Seybold yesterday. So cool! I can't wait until the real thing arrives!
picnic posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 5:28 PM
You can do sort of this type thing with lights with Bryce, or at least get an effect-make your glass shade somewhat tranparent, put a light inside the fixture-you have choices about lights, so for a torchere, for instance, I use one of the spots pointing up inside it, but like the 'ball' lights for general lighting (particularly with gels). I'm anxious to see one of your Bryce things-it is just pure fun--esp. with Poser. I'll have to go look at that prop of Anton's. The other Diane
CEBrown posted Fri, 03 September 1999 at 6:20 PM
Dave asked: I don't know; I found a bunch of Star Trek props on the web before I found the forum, and got it there. I don't even remember where it was now, and I never got around to using it!