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My first attempt at 3D in college. This was drawn from a house plan that I was
working on at the time, my major was architectural drafting.
These next two were the actual assignments in our 3D class.
Let me tell you about how hard it is to draw something that you need to be
sitting on to draw... ok, fine I won't.
I was sitting around the apartment one night thinking about the cost of 3D
Studio Max and the fact that I didn't have it, but did have AutoCAD. I decided
that the only thing I really needed was a way to animate a drawing. So I set
out to write a Lisp program that would move a camera along a path while
exporting a bitmap at each stop. Well to make a very long story into just a
long one, I got the program to work. Now I just needed something to animate,
digging through my extensive library of identical, unlabeled disks I came
across another 3D drawing that I made in college. It just so happens to be the
house that the 3D kitchen above is in.
Just a simple fan...
Playing with the lights.
My latest project, I saw this in one of those science stores, it is a
thermometer that works off the buoyancy of different liquids, the temperature
is told by the position of the bubbles in the tube, each bubble has a different
weight and a number assigned to it.
Production