Art for games

[RogerBW]

Originally Posted by Mark Skarr

It'll handle BioVision, Collada, Poser and Wavefront objects.

Wavefront is dead easy. See http://firedrake.org/roger/shuttle_obj.zip, which is a conversion of the five object files (you'll still need to download the original file for the textures). That's been through my standard scaling and rotation filters, but all of the objects have been passed the same way so they should all be consistent with each other.

That file will disappear at midnight/GMT on Friday.

[robkelk]

Originally Posted by RogerBW

Wavefront is dead easy. See http://firedrake.org/roger/shuttle_obj.zip, which is a conversion of the five object files (you'll still need to download the original file for the textures). That's been through my standard scaling and rotation filters, but all of the objects have been passed the same way so they should all be consistent with each other.

That file will disappear at midnight/GMT on Friday.

Got it - thanks!

[Mark Skarr]

Simple backgrounds make rendering in LUX so much easier.

After 10 hours Steampunk Holly had almost 7,000 S/px (I started rendering then went to bed). But, this picture of Pink, in a miniskirt, after 33 hours, was only at 1,900 S/px. (MonkeyFist wanted a picture of her in a miniskirt, who am I to complain?)

[Kuroshima]

Originally Posted by Mark Skarr

Simple backgrounds make rendering in LUX so much easier.

After 10 hours Steampunk Holly had almost 7,000 S/px (I started rendering then went to bed). But, this picture of Pink, in a miniskirt, after 33 hours, was only at 1,900 S/px. (MonkeyFist wanted a picture of her in a miniskirt, who am I to complain?)

I really like your Steampunk Holly. Mark, do you have some gallery where I can look at your arts?

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Kuroshima

I really like your Steampunk Holly.

Yes, I agree. I can only conclude the food shortage must of started after the Victorian era in Mark's world. :)

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by sir_pudding

Yes, I agree. I can only conclude the food shortage must of started after the Victorian era in Mark's world. :)

I think she's actually pretty skinny, it's just that the clothing masks it.

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Anthony

I think she's actually pretty skinny, it's just that the clothing masks it.

Her cheeks seem fuller, and the positioning of the hand makes it hard to see, but I think her neck isn't as disproportionate. She also apparently has hips.

[Ze'Manel Cunha]

Originally Posted by sir_pudding

Her cheeks seem fuller, and the positioning of the hand makes it hard to see, but I think her neck isn't as disproportionate. She also apparently has hips.

Not to mention that her forearms and biceps are actually bigger than her elbows.

[Mark Skarr]

MonkeyFist has an album at Photobucket (under his more commonly known pseudonym of “HandofBobb”). If you do a user search for HandofBobb at Photobucket, and then go to the Mark Skarr folder, that’s where my stuff goes. I’ve had difficulty linking to it before but here is a link, hopefully, to my folder.

Ironically, though they said one of my images of Jillian violated their ToS, the previous test image, which is identical save for no background, is still available!. Heh, silly.

I have some really old stuff in that folder.

Here’s a picture of the non-steampunk version of Holly (she started her gaming career as the super heroine Red Velvet). It shows significantly more of her body to make analysis of her figure easier. She does have a rather large chest.

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Mark Skarr

Ironically, though they said one of my images of Jillian violated their ToS, the previous test image, which is identical save for no background, is still available!. Heh, silly.

I imagine that someone complained about the one, and not the other.

It shows significantly more of her body to make analysis of her figure easier. She does have a rather large chest.

She also has wider hips and thighs. Definitely not as emaciated. Perhaps her super power is to suck the the nutritional value from everyone else's food.