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Off-Topic Discussion => Arts & Talents => Topic started by: Petrarch of the VBB on February 26, 2003, 08:43:38 am
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This could perhaps be the poster for a film of FS2(http://www.freewebs.com/petrarch_of_th_vbb/fs%20display%20stand%20title4.txt)
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Very. Crappy. Motion blur.
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I know it's crappy. It was made with nothing but ModelView and PSP.
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Originally posted by Petrarch of the VBB
I know it's crappy. It was made with nothing but ModelView and PSP.
Then don`t blur it. It's not like FS2 ships move THAT fast :)
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Meh, it's only for school.:D
Besides I am getting Lightwave and 3DS max soon!;7
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Originally posted by Petrarch of the VBB
I know it's crappy. It was made with nothing but ModelView and PSP.
Please dont insult my 2 greatest tools. :(
Best thing about PSP is the paint brush. You can use this, along with the layering tool (very useful) to create nice engine glows and some cheap nebulas. Its also good for beams, with some practice.
To get a good star field, make a blank, black image, add a noise effect, then convert to grey scale and adjust contrast as apropriate.
...and stear well clear of the sunburst effect.
This is what i mean for the background and engine glows:
http://www.angelfire.com/stars4/beatspete/hecatebattle.html
And beams:
http://www.angelfire.com/stars4/beatspete/diemosjump.html
Note first attempt at warp effect - what do you think?
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Too bright. Evil Lense flares. Motion blur su)(0rz.
Art Critiqued.
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meh, prefer photoshop over psp..
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And why not, it costs ten times as much, so must be better, and I am getting it very soon!
BTW, some nice work there, beatspete!
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Jesus Christ! Cut the lens flares!
Motion blur isn't really good, make it photoshop instead.
Anyway, the general idea looks good. Perhaps if you use 3dsmax or Lightwave you may get better results. Why not try Truespace 1 or 2? You can get them for free and they aren't really hard to use.
By the way, I can give you some cool nebulas and star fields I created if you want to. I have a bunch of them. They are all home made and are pretty cool. :)
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Originally posted by Razor
By the way, I can give you some cool nebulas and star fields I created if you want to. I have a bunch of them. They are all home made and are pretty cool. :)
What format? Anyway, my email is [email protected]
As I said, I am getting Lightwave, 3DS Max and Photoshop very soon.
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Originally posted by Petrarch of the VBB
What format? Anyway, my email is [email protected]
As I said, I am getting Lightwave, 3DS Max and Photoshop very soon.
JPG, High quality, 1024*768. I can ZIP them and sent them whenever you want them.
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If you would send them as soon as possible I would be very grateful.
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Originally posted by Razor
JPG, High quality, 1024*768. I can ZIP them and sent them whenever you want them.
ZIP = evil!
RAR = good!
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Originally posted by Tiara
ZIP = evil!
RAR = good!
Both of 'em are nice. I don't see any reasons why Zip files should be evil.
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Well zip isn't evil, but rar has heavier compression thus makes the file smaller. Zip has low compression.
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ZIP = more widely supported
RAR = less friendly interface
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In the last 3 months I haven't used a single zip file. Everything i've downloaded was .rar
Just d/l winrar. It supports both files. Lets you create both rar and zip.
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Originally posted by Petrarch of the VBB
ZIP = more widely supported
RAR = less friendly interface
:nod:
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Well, I think for small files it doesn't really matter but when you go for the 100+ MB files you'd better use rar files as it has 10-20% better compression.
(Even more at times)
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Originally posted by Tiara
Well, I think for small files it doesn't really matter but when you go for the 100+ MB files you'd better use rar files as it has 10-20% better compression.
(Even more at times)
I agree. plus I don't see the "less frindly interface" thing, it's the same usual thing, right click add to rar, blablabla.
anyway, I don'y use either winzip or winrar now, I use powerarchiver. it deals with every kind of archives, and much more efficiently/faster/whatever.
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Yeah, the "less friendly interface" is bull**** :p
I used powerarchiver as well, but it didn't allow me to make SFX archives for some reason.
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Hmm. I use PowerArchiver, too, but not as much, as winzip has the wizard, for when i am tired.
Also, zip support is integrated into WinXP, I believe.