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Re: BrickDreams is not Dead
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 18 Jan 2002 05:57:03 GMT
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accutron@communicomm&nospam&.com
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Tim Courtney wrote:
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> Its been a while - so I forget exactly what you used to make the scenes.
> What did you use? Was it LDraw-based, or something else like Anton Raves'
> totally awesome POV library?
I modeled and rendered all of the scenes from scratch in Bryce 4 (now
Bryce 5). I'm not a big LEGO modeler really. I do tons of Bryce work but
only a small fraction has been LEGO. I managed to get LDraw to run once
under VirtualPC (I'm 100% Mac user), but my computers aren't
exceptionally fast and VPC bites. I wish I knew how to import LDraw
parts to Bryce (is it even possible?)....I'd do much more varied scenes
if I could, but when I have to build every new piece from scratch
polygons, it dramatically cuts down on the variety of scenes that I have
time to do.
> > P.S.- Nice scene, Tim. I'm using it as my desktop picture now :)
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> Thanks! Though its not nearly as nice looking as the stuff you put out,
> IMO. :-)
As far as that goes, it's all Bryce's doing. I have very little POV-Ray
experience (you did render the scene in POV-Ray right?), but Bryce's
environmental qualities appear to be far superior. All I did was model
the brick and toss it around with different custom environmental
settings and materials.
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Regards
Micah J. Mabelitini
LUGNET #918
accutron@communicomm.com
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