2010年06月17日
階段
直方体かL材を並べる、スカルプを使う、テクスでそれらしく (私のギャラリのはそれだ^-)等あるようですけど、これは青い部分で157プリム!
江戸もそうだったけど、プリムをしっかり使った建物は独特の風格がありますね。陰影がしっかり出るし。
これがほんとのプリミティブ(^-)
There are several ways to create steps, such as using rectangular, L-shaped, or csculpted prims, or to put some texture that make it look steps, which I used at my gallery. This one is setting out rectangular bars. The blue portion uses 157 prims! The building surely made of basic prims has a distinctive character with full of delicate light and shade. The buildings in Edo were also nice. These are real ‘primitives’.

上の絵はSSではなく、オブジェクトの編集をタッチした状態で「プリントスクリーン」です。
実在の建物みたいだけどどこだか判りません。心当たりがある方、教えてください。
The above is not a SS but “Print screen” with touching the object and “Edit”. This building seems to be a copy of a real building, but I do not know. If anyone has any idea, please advise.

中は出来てなくて、プリムがそのまま下へ突き出て迷路みたいになってた。
カットすればいいんでしょうけど、わざと残してあるみたいでした。
There are no inside of this building, and the prims go into the under floor producing a kind of maze. These could be trimmed, but could have been left intentionally.

江戸もそうだったけど、プリムをしっかり使った建物は独特の風格がありますね。陰影がしっかり出るし。
これがほんとのプリミティブ(^-)
There are several ways to create steps, such as using rectangular, L-shaped, or csculpted prims, or to put some texture that make it look steps, which I used at my gallery. This one is setting out rectangular bars. The blue portion uses 157 prims! The building surely made of basic prims has a distinctive character with full of delicate light and shade. The buildings in Edo were also nice. These are real ‘primitives’.

上の絵はSSではなく、オブジェクトの編集をタッチした状態で「プリントスクリーン」です。
実在の建物みたいだけどどこだか判りません。心当たりがある方、教えてください。
The above is not a SS but “Print screen” with touching the object and “Edit”. This building seems to be a copy of a real building, but I do not know. If anyone has any idea, please advise.

中は出来てなくて、プリムがそのまま下へ突き出て迷路みたいになってた。
カットすればいいんでしょうけど、わざと残してあるみたいでした。
There are no inside of this building, and the prims go into the under floor producing a kind of maze. These could be trimmed, but could have been left intentionally.

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