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Re: Beyhadur: The Rising (1st Half)
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Mon, 10 Feb 2003 23:34:49 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Leonard Hoffman writes:
> 'Beyhadur' is actually more of a title than
> a name, per se. Think along the lines of
> Warrior-Prophet. There have been several
> Beyhadurs in Olmish history, but few with
> the importance of this one. And there will
> likely be more to come, but as Olman history
> progresses towards modernity there will be less
> prophets than before (much like Human history).
Is this story by any chance 'historical
fiction' of an event (or series thereof)
that occured millenia ago? Well, with your
olmish references, that's why I would
surmise.
> heh heh. Also my language of inspiration
> came more from a persian-turkic point
> of view. "bey" is something like a duke,
> a political rank.
Yep...I've been getting ideas lately to
create my own terminology language in my
works, but I'm looking for a halfway
muslim/ japanese lauguage guide. (I'll
probably mix a few...)
> eeewww. looks at the photos now I can see
> your point. Now the secret is out, while
> I do have photoshop at home, my monitor is
> in such a condition that I can barely see
> anything. Everything is really dark and
> fuzzy and hurts my eyes to stare at alot.
> I'll try to get the problem images fixed
> and replaced.
I think I need my camera replaced :)
> again, problems with my font choice.
> next story I do will definately pick
> another font. but I have problems
> looking for one that is sufficiently
> castle-like for my taste. any ideas?
I believe Papyrus and Lucida Handwriting
are good candidates. Book Antigua works
for me as well...
> aside from the sheer trouble of rendering.
> i've never made anything in MLCAD that i
> liked the next day. Using the computer,
> IMHO, looses the fluidity of Lego
> creations, especially as regards design
> mistakes. it is such a pain to go back
> and add something in or take something out!
Ive heard rendering with radiosity can
take extensive periods of time...interesting,
considering for just one image. It would
be rather neat if POV ray could at first
render a scene in 3D, then create a basic
world (on the file) in which someone
could alternate camera angles, magnify
an image and capture a particular scene
without the annoying render time. (since
the image has been rendered anyway.)
> THANKS for the COMMENTS!!
Always interesting to critique.
<<_Matt Hein_>>
Fellow lego enthusiast
O s p r e y
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| (...) Actually no, this is entirely fiction. But thank you! I am a history graduate (Spring of '02, FSU), and so I have a lot of historical inspiration. My hope is to create something like a history of a people. The Epic of the Beyhadur is supposed (...) (22 years ago, 11-Feb-03, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) 'Beyhadur' is actually more of a title than a name, per se. Think along the lines of Warrior-Prophet. There have been several Beyhadurs in Olmish history, but few with the importance of this one. And there will likely be more to come, but as (...) (22 years ago, 10-Feb-03, to lugnet.castle)
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