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" T O O M U C H 3 - D "
This demo is a warning to those of you who spend too much
time behind your computer monitors. (Believe me, I know!) The
first time I experienced this I thought I had just discovered
some new rendering mode in Videoscape. That was until I'd
realized half the den had just been leveled! I mean hey, when it
gets this rough it's time to take a break. Right?
"TOO MUCH 3-D" was created using (AEGIS) "MODELER 3-D",
(ELECTRONIC ARTS) "DELUXE PAINT 2" and of course (AEGIS)
"VIDEOSCAPE 3-D". This entire demo was rendered, compressed and
written to disk in less than 2 hours (on a standard 2000 HD.)
All of the modeling was done with Modeler 3-D. The wall
paper was created using Videoscape and Modelers surface detailing
features. Which allows the user to create many individual
polygons and save then to a single parent polygon. Which the
program will then recognize as just one polygon. (The volume
names on the encyclopedias were done the same way.)
The scenes with the anim running in the monitor was done by
rendering a frame (of the computer), saving it as an IFF picture
and then re-loading it as an IFF foreground image in Videoscape.
I then rendered an animation in the background (spaceship
flying), with the monitor screen acting as a window, allowing me
to see the anim running in the background.
Except for some of the modeling, this animation was put
together in an evening.
JIM ROBINSON
312-297-2343