Operating Room Series Environment Touchscreen by jpg4jrk

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 20, 2004

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Description

I know you're probably tired of seeing these components, but here's one more! This is another component from my Operating Room picture that I posted here several days ago. It is a touchscreen control panel that enables this hospital to treat humans to aliens in their native environment! If you haven't seen my other pictures, I am teaching myself Bryce, Poser and PhotoImpact. Let me know what you think! Enjoy! Bryce 5 and PhotoImpact Pro used.

Comments (9)

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MoonGoat

11:48PM | Sat, 20 November 2004

Nice touchscreen, achieves creating depth to flatitude, nice work.

DarkChilde

11:49PM | Sat, 20 November 2004

This is some really good work . . . especially from somebody who'se program is new to them. Keep it up, but don't forget to challenge yourself constantly, and experiment constantly as well. DarkChilde

LFNForever

12:37AM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Absolutely so cool and original!! :)

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MarkHirst

4:42AM | Sun, 21 November 2004

The lighting and shadows look great. If I was to make any comment, it is that although it looks like an LCD screen, the fonts don't support that look. If they were made of dots or classic calculator numerals.... perhaps screen resolutions are so much higher in the future?

jpg4jrk

8:25AM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Thank you for all your feedback! It is greatly appreciated. As far as the fonts used in this unit, I figured that by 2054 we should be able to create the technology, but I did sit here and debate it for awhile before I went with what I did.

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TheMekon

8:43AM | Sun, 21 November 2004

Very nice indeed (all of your gallery). I've tried some tech stuff bit I really like the GUI on this range. I'm pretty certain that it could be achieved now, using Object Desktop/DesktopX. In fact I might give it a go! :0) Great work, more please.

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EngleWolf

9:57AM | Sun, 21 November 2004

wonderful technique your learning... keep up with bryce, the easiest 3d program to learn and you can achieve so much with it!! let me know if you ever need help!! great work! :o)

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