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Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 10:58am
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Hi everyone! I registered here to invite you all to visit the page of an old Truespace user from Portugal, you can check some pictures made using Truespace version 1 through version 3.
Please click below to link to the page:
Truespace Gallery Link (http://www.3dstation.blogspot.com/)
Sample picture, modeled and rendered in Truespace Version 2 in 1996:
http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger2/6174/4617/1600/642353/Warhawks.jpg
I no longer do 3D, but still follow the beautiful art that is being made by everyone, and the enormous developments in the field.
Thanks,
Jorge Albuquerque |
Post by daybe // Dec 1, 2006, 11:11am
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Hey Jorge, not bad work for TS2 and TS3 or any 3d package really, too bad you stopped doing 3d, what you been doing instead? |
Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 11:24am
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Hi, I worked as a computer programmer for some time here in Portugal, now I deal with real-estate so bye bye 3d for now:( |
Post by rj0 // Dec 1, 2006, 1:03pm
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Jorge,
There are some excellent renderings in there!! I especially like the car modeled in trueSpace 2 (and rendered in tS2 and 3). Well done, all of them! If you ever get back to doing some more, be sure to make the trip back here to post them!
rj |
Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 1:44pm
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rj, Thanks so much, I remember modelling that car involved a lot of Boolean operations. |
Post by brianalldridge // Dec 1, 2006, 4:03pm
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Hi, nice car, I still use ts3, but can't do anything near as detailed lol. |
Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 5:26pm
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Thanks! Well, you just need to keep trying...but look who's talking, I also gave up!:D |
Post by brianalldridge // Dec 1, 2006, 7:49pm
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Thanks! Well, you just need to keep trying...but look who's talking, I also gave up!:DI'm just rather lazy:p , why not give the next speed modeling challenge a whirl? It can't take more that two hours at most:rolleyes: |
Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 8:07pm
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2 hours? No way, this consumes a lot of time.
Truespace is a goner, don't have it anymore.
Also my brain has been re-trained for other duties.
I'll watch you guys. |
Post by 3dpdk // Dec 1, 2006, 10:36pm
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Hay Jorge,
I had to reply to this one. I understand your situation completely! I studied and practiced art until in my mid twenties was side tracked into the technical world of electronics. The left side of my brain (or is it the right) went completely numb for nearly 15 years. My creativity went from the abstract to something rich in numbers and formulas. Add programming into the picture after about 1985 and my thought process became completely structured and logical.
... BUT ... I've had an animation project I've wanted to do since collage which led me to download tS 3.2 about 4 years ago. Guess what! It never goes away! The side of your brain that does the more abstract thinking will merely sleep while you push the other side. When you're ready, it may need a few gallons of coffee to get started again, but it will be there.
Maybe you will experience an advantage that some may never. By learning the workings of the computer you may have a better understanding of how tS is doing the things it does.
Good Luck!
Paul |
Post by Jorge // Dec 2, 2006, 10:22am
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Paul, I can't say I won't do 3d again, not now though, maybe in the future.
btw I think the left side is the logical one (or is it?:confused: )
Thanks! |
Post by brianalldridge // Dec 2, 2006, 3:00pm
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Paul, I can't say I won't do 3d again, not now though, maybe in the future.
btw I think the left side is the logical one (or is it?:confused: )
Thanks!Nope, you got it backwards |
Post by frootee // Dec 2, 2006, 5:59pm
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left hemisphere is for logical thought processes, etc.
right hemisphere is dedicated to abstract thought processes. |
Post by brianalldridge // Dec 2, 2006, 8:13pm
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left hemisphere is for logical thought processes, etc.
right hemisphere is dedicated to abstract thought processes.You sure? my art teacher had us draw some pics upside down to get us using our "left brain" or would that be using logic:confused: |
Post by RichLevy // Dec 2, 2006, 9:50pm
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http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/biology/b103/f00/web2/smith2.html
This article suggests that the right side is the abstract side while the left side is the analitical (sp).
Interesting reading about studing and learning patterns of the 2 types of students.
Rich |
Post by Steinie // Dec 3, 2006, 4:25am
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I'm more concerned with what's between the two ears. Where it comes from is a nice conversation about Scientist or Artist. There is an argument here for genetics too, which I have become convinced exist.
For Jorge it's like riding a bike, you just get rusty. |
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