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RocketGirl, aka BionicDance
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Espy
Espy
Welcome! Glad to have you around, gonna have to hit your youtube page when I have a sec. 
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Dave
Dave
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
Thanks!
Kinna glad to be here.
Kinna glad to be here.
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bhamv3
bhamv3
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Hylian
Hylian
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North_Ranger
North_Ranger
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Shegokigo
Shegokigo
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
Hey, I rollerblade naked in parades; don't put on pants on MY account!
Well, there'z no guarantees I'll answer--depends on the question--but I'm not averse to an inquiry or two.
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North_Ranger
One important question, however: do you sauna?
First, what kinda animations do you do?
And second, is Seattle as rainy and grey as the movies an' stuff make it seem?
North_Ranger
Damn, now I REALLY like youHey, I rollerblade naked in parades; don't put on pants on MY account!
One important question, however: do you sauna?I'll take that as an encouragement to inquire, then
First, what kinda animations do you do?
And second, is Seattle as rainy and grey as the movies an' stuff make it seem?
#11
RocketGirl
I also have a CGI webcomic called The Adventures of Kanira Baxter, a kind of pulp sci-fi romp through the galaxy sort of thing.
Can you tell that I grew up in the wake of the original Star Wars trilogy?
Seattle is cloudy a LOT. But it's a weird kind of cloudy; the sky is generally brightly lit, but it's a harsh white light being filtered through a solid grey cloud layer. You feel like you're in a hospital or an airport almost constantly from fall to spring.
As for rain, it rarely, if ever, truly rains here. It mists, it drizzles, it fogs...but it doesn't really pour.
RocketGirl
There'z footage on YouTube, if you know where to look.Damn, now I REALLY like you
No...but that's primarily due to lack of access.
Well, I do 3D CGI. Most of what I've got on YouTube is in support of the rabid-and-screaming atheist community--I have a series called "Rational Station" that discusses pertinent issues in kind of sci-fi setting--but there'z also a trailer for a toon-shaded Star Wars fan film that I really ought to get around to finishing some day...I'll take that as an encouragement to inquire, then
First, what kinda animations do you do?
I also have a CGI webcomic called The Adventures of Kanira Baxter, a kind of pulp sci-fi romp through the galaxy sort of thing.
Can you tell that I grew up in the wake of the original Star Wars trilogy?
Well, I suppose that depends on how you want to define it.
Seattle is cloudy a LOT. But it's a weird kind of cloudy; the sky is generally brightly lit, but it's a harsh white light being filtered through a solid grey cloud layer. You feel like you're in a hospital or an airport almost constantly from fall to spring.
As for rain, it rarely, if ever, truly rains here. It mists, it drizzles, it fogs...but it doesn't really pour.
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North_Ranger
Fair enough Next question: towels or without towels?
North_Ranger
I am intrigued and wish to know more.There'z footage on YouTube, if you know where to look.
Fair enough
Next question: towels or without towels?
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
Look up "Fremont Solstice Parade".
I tend to go with the group consensus on that one, but I could go either way, generally.Fair enough
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Shegokigo
Shegokigo
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Dave
Dave
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Hansagan
Hansagan
Thought these might be your kind of people
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RocketGirl
I'll miss the old board, but...this might have been a good move.
RocketGirl
Heh, yeah...it's looking it so far.Thought these might be your kind of people
I'll miss the old board, but...this might have been a good move.
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Null
Null
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Dusty668
Dusty668
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Dusty668
This is why you started halforums.
[/QUOTE]
And why we keep coming back.
Dusty668
This, Dave.
This is why you started halforums.
[/QUOTE]And why we keep coming back.
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Vexus
Vexus
RG is a kick in the teeth that makes you ask for more.
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Dieb
Dieb
You know, as a person who's participated in a naked bike ride (is it something about the pacific northwest? I live in Portland) that makes me wonder about what kind of video/photos there are of me on the internet. Eh. Wouldn't do it if I didn't have a streak of exhibitionism anyway
Anyway, welcome! What's your favorite sci-fi book and movie of all time?
Anyway, welcome! What's your favorite sci-fi book and movie of all time?
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RocketGirl
And every now and then, someone sends me a photo or a vid I hadn't previously seen.
For example, I'm VERY enamored of the Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster Bujold. It spans something like eleven books; how can I possibly pick my favorite? It might be Brothers in Arms, though Memory and Mirror Dance come close...then again, I might trump the whole series and just go with something from Heinlein like Starship Troopers or Stranger in a Strange Land. Or, heck, I dig Ender's Game like a backhoe (though I could definitely lose most of the sequels). I have no idea how to pic on that score.
For the movies, of course, I'm a life-long Star Wars fan (with the tattoo to prove it)...and I have to admit a certain particular passion for The Empire Strikes Back. It's by far the most balanced of the movies in terms of Jedi content versus Rebellion content, it has what I feel is the most entertaining of all the lightsaber fights, and the imagery of Cloud City--ESPECIALLY the Special Edition version--simply makes me melt; I soooooo belong in a place like that, truly.
RocketGirl
A friendly[ kick in the teeth.RG is a kick in the teeth that makes you ask for more.
I've been recognized on the street, myself. *grin*
And every now and then, someone sends me a photo or a vid I hadn't previously seen.
Totally. I was raised by hippies...you do the math.Eh. Wouldn't do it if I didn't have a streak of exhibitionism anyway
Ooh, those are toughies, especially since my favorites tend to be series rather than individual books or movies.
For example, I'm VERY enamored of the Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster Bujold. It spans something like eleven books; how can I possibly pick my favorite? It might be Brothers in Arms, though Memory and Mirror Dance come close...then again, I might trump the whole series and just go with something from Heinlein like Starship Troopers or Stranger in a Strange Land. Or, heck, I dig Ender's Game like a backhoe (though I could definitely lose most of the sequels). I have no idea how to pic on that score.
For the movies, of course, I'm a life-long Star Wars fan (with the tattoo to prove it)...and I have to admit a certain particular passion for The Empire Strikes Back. It's by far the most balanced of the movies in terms of Jedi content versus Rebellion content, it has what I feel is the most entertaining of all the lightsaber fights, and the imagery of Cloud City--ESPECIALLY the Special Edition version--simply makes me melt; I soooooo belong in a place like that, truly.
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Math242
Math242
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Dusty668
Dusty668
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Bubble181
Ok, you get the official Belgian Seal of Approval for Membership of Halforums :-D
Totally not a question to you, but in general, but... Wait, 6 minutes of frontal naked on YouTube? That's allowed?
Bubble181
Ok, you get the official Belgian Seal of Approval for Membership of Halforums :-D
Totally not a question to you, but in general, but... Wait, 6 minutes of frontal naked on YouTube? That's allowed?
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RocketGirl
Can't i have a say in this ?[/QUOTE]
No. Now start lubing up with that patchouli-scented oil!
RocketGirl
Totally. I was raised by hippies...you do the math.
Can't i have a say in this ?
[/QUOTE]No. Now start lubing up with that patchouli-scented oil!
Under certain circumstances, it would appear so. In the context of a public event crossed with it being non-sexual...well, there'z several years worth of Fremont Solstice Parade on the 'Tubes, so I guess either nobody's reporting it as a violation of YouTube doesn't give a flying fornication...Totally not a question to you, but in general, but... Wait, 6 minutes of frontal naked on YouTube? That's allowed?
#30
Chibibar
Chibibar
Welcome to the board.
I don't have any question ah well.
I don't have any question
ah well.
#31
RocketGirl
RocketGirl
Spank you very much.
That's okay...your sig is treat enough; I feel much the same way about growing up. I often ask people, "You know what I want to be when I grow up? Shot. You catch me growing up, just kill me, please. It's over."I don't have any question
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Just Me
Just Me
#33
LordRavage
LordRavage
Again, welcome aboard!
Now where did I put that rum again..
Now where did I put that rum again..
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
#35
Just Me
Borders of Infinity is the Dome one, yep. "And though they came in naked..."
I got The Warrior's Apprentice as a simple gift from a good friend and three weeks later I had bought all the other books to read them in order.
Since then, 8 years ago, I got 7 more people to read the whole saga; 3 of them even bought it for themselves.
Just Me
Borders of Infinity...that's the one with the dome and the Marilacans, yes? Sergeant Beatrice?
Goodness knows I've had to beat a few friends over the head with it...they're more the David Weber/Honor Harrington types if they read sci-fi at all.[/QUOTE]
Borders of Infinity is the Dome one, yep. "And though they came in naked..."
I got The Warrior's Apprentice as a simple gift from a good friend and three weeks later I had bought all the other books to read them in order.
Since then, 8 years ago, I got 7 more people to read the whole saga; 3 of them even bought it for themselves.
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Dusty668
Dusty668
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RocketGirl
And when it comes to Dr. Who, I got started on the Tom Baker years originally. So my expectations of Dr. Who are, well...not quite in line with what they're doing these days.
Granted, part of why I've only seen one episode is because I don't own a TV set. Oh, sure, I could download 'em, I suppose, but I'm neck deep in "Night Court" right now, and "The Sopranos"...so...
But also, I've been told that the more recent Dr. Who series has done the one thing I tend to find kind of unforgivable: it went dark.
See, some time back, I was watching the deleted scenes from Pulp Fiction, and there'z a part where Mia Wallace is talking to Vincent Vega with a video camera, interviewing him. One question she asks is whether he's an Elvis man or a Beatles man; she believes you can divide the world up into Elvis people and Beatles people, which is why when they drive up to Jack Rabbit Slims, she tells him that an Elvis man should love it.
Now, I believe that you can divide up the world similarly into Superman people and Batman people. Not necessarily that they like those specific superheroes, but rather that they prefer the vibe of those different worlds.
Batman people like things dark and grim, where the hero is tortured and one steps from being a villain himself, where the world, the setting, is best described as "noir".
Superman people, by contrast, prefer their heroes stalwart and brave, their world much like the real one in terms of vibe or mood. There isn't a lot of angst in a Superman world; any strife comes from the villains, not the setting, and the heroes do what they do for its own sake and not due to some trauma in their past.
Granted, this is a spectrum, not a binary set; if you were to ask me, I'd have a difficult time placing, say, Han Solo or Malcolm Reynolds on the Batman/Superman scale. But in essence, I think the concept makes a kind of sense.
That said, I...am dyed-in-the-wool Superman people. Big time.
I like my entertainment to be largely angst-free; it's my escape, y'see. Some people jab a vein, some people snort a line, me...I go to the video store.
Now, per-maybe-haps my info is wrong, but I've had people who know my tastes tell me that new Dr. Who has trotted juuuuust a bit closer to the Batman side of this spectrum. Something about Galifrey being destroyed? All but, like, three Time Lords killed? Daleks learning how to climb stairs? (Okay, maybe less about that last one...) But still... sounds angsty over here.
One of my favorite quotes from JJ Abrams about the new Star Trek movie is that "realistic" and "dark" are not the same thing; I could kiss the man for that! You have No. Idea. how sick I am of dark. If Dr. Who has gone over to the dark side--so to speak--I am SO not down with it.
This...may have been rather more than you were expecting from a one-line question, but...I have some kinna strong feelings about this sort of thing, so...
RocketGirl
I've seen exactly one episode. And it was...terrible, frankly. The girl showing it to me seemed to think it was bloody brilliant, but I think it's a case of being awesome if and only if you've been watching the show for a while. It was one of those episodes where they do a shift in perspective, following a different character around for a while, almost-but-not-quite making fun of the show itself...I just wasn't into it. And before you ask which episode, I forget the name of it...but it was about some paranormal group that seemed to be investigating the Doctor, and at the end of it this girl winds up as a talking stone tile or something...
And when it comes to Dr. Who, I got started on the Tom Baker years originally. So my expectations of Dr. Who are, well...not quite in line with what they're doing these days.
Granted, part of why I've only seen one episode is because I don't own a TV set. Oh, sure, I could download 'em, I suppose, but I'm neck deep in "Night Court" right now, and "The Sopranos"...so...
But also, I've been told that the more recent Dr. Who series has done the one thing I tend to find kind of unforgivable: it went dark.
See, some time back, I was watching the deleted scenes from Pulp Fiction, and there'z a part where Mia Wallace is talking to Vincent Vega with a video camera, interviewing him. One question she asks is whether he's an Elvis man or a Beatles man; she believes you can divide the world up into Elvis people and Beatles people, which is why when they drive up to Jack Rabbit Slims, she tells him that an Elvis man should love it.
Now, I believe that you can divide up the world similarly into Superman people and Batman people. Not necessarily that they like those specific superheroes, but rather that they prefer the vibe of those different worlds.
Batman people like things dark and grim, where the hero is tortured and one steps from being a villain himself, where the world, the setting, is best described as "noir".
Superman people, by contrast, prefer their heroes stalwart and brave, their world much like the real one in terms of vibe or mood. There isn't a lot of angst in a Superman world; any strife comes from the villains, not the setting, and the heroes do what they do for its own sake and not due to some trauma in their past.
Granted, this is a spectrum, not a binary set; if you were to ask me, I'd have a difficult time placing, say, Han Solo or Malcolm Reynolds on the Batman/Superman scale. But in essence, I think the concept makes a kind of sense.
That said, I...am dyed-in-the-wool Superman people. Big time.
I like my entertainment to be largely angst-free; it's my escape, y'see. Some people jab a vein, some people snort a line, me...I go to the video store.
Now, per-maybe-haps my info is wrong, but I've had people who know my tastes tell me that new Dr. Who has trotted juuuuust a bit closer to the Batman side of this spectrum. Something about Galifrey being destroyed? All but, like, three Time Lords killed? Daleks learning how to climb stairs? (Okay, maybe less about that last one...) But still... sounds angsty over here.
One of my favorite quotes from JJ Abrams about the new Star Trek movie is that "realistic" and "dark" are not the same thing; I could kiss the man for that! You have No. Idea. how sick I am of dark. If Dr. Who has gone over to the dark side--so to speak--I am SO not down with it.
This...may have been rather more than you were expecting from a one-line question, but...I have some kinna strong feelings about this sort of thing, so...
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Hansagan
Hansagan
You like your entertainment to be angst free but you read 'Angels2200'? I'm confused....
And I certainly wouldn't describe Dr Who as 'Dark' ...'occasionally goofy' would be closer
And I certainly wouldn't describe Dr Who as 'Dark' ...'occasionally goofy' would be closer
#39
RocketGirl
Take it as a compliment; I'm reading it anyway. You must be doing SOMEthing right, neh?
Maybe it's just my crush on Whiskey.
RocketGirl
Yeah, I know. Me too, actually.
Take it as a compliment; I'm reading it anyway. You must be doing SOMEthing right, neh?
Maybe it's just my crush on Whiskey.
Hrm. Well, as I say, maybe my info is wrong. But I'm told the vibe has shifted overall...And I certainly wouldn't describe Dr Who as 'Dark' ...'occasionally goofy' would be closer
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David
David
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Jake
Jake
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RocketGirl
Softimage can bite me. Just sayin'...
Maybe it's just because of the people I tend to hang with online, but...for me, the characters in the Vorkosigan Saga are awesome, they get into such interesting situations, have equally interesting ways of getting out of them, and they're people I wish I knew and am glad I've spent time with, however virtual; for the people I know online, Honor Harrington has the coolest space battles EVAR, with bajillions of missiles and lots of stats about spaceship speeds and weapons yields to know and memorize.
It's two radically different ways of looking at our literature, yanno?
RocketGirl
I'm a MAXer, myself...though I've been meaning to give Maya a try.
Softimage can bite me. Just sayin'...
Well, in a way, they kind of are opposite ends.
Maybe it's just because of the people I tend to hang with online, but...for me, the characters in the Vorkosigan Saga are awesome, they get into such interesting situations, have equally interesting ways of getting out of them, and they're people I wish I knew and am glad I've spent time with, however virtual; for the people I know online, Honor Harrington has the coolest space battles EVAR, with bajillions of missiles and lots of stats about spaceship speeds and weapons yields to know and memorize.
It's two radically different ways of looking at our literature, yanno?
I think I'm getting sick, alas. And tonight's one of my clubbing nights.
#43
David
I approve of RocketGirl
(I would have approved either way, though )
Maybe we can collaborate on something halforums-related some time.
David
I'm a MAXer, myself[/QUOTE]
I approve of RocketGirl
(I would have approved either way, though
)Maybe we can collaborate on something halforums-related some time.
#44
RocketGirl
...until, of course, a girl I was crushing on sat me down and made me watch more than that. So perhaps the new Who is worth two views before I refuse.
It's the ones who wallow in their trauma that really get my hackles up.
One thing that actually drives me up the freakin' wall with ST:TNG is the human-worship, especially with regard to Data. I'd like to see an android-type character who actually says, "Having weighed the relative measures of emotions versus dispassion, I can confidently state that the efficiency of lacking emotions definitely outweighs the experiences of pleasure and pain; I choose to remain emotionless." You know...as opposed to wanting to be human to the point where it comes off like a borderline fetish.
So if the Doctor is going around emotionally fellating humankind, well...I'm not down with it. I like it when humans in sci-fi comes off as about average when compared to other species...neither lauded nor derided.
RocketGirl
You're the second one to tell me that now...and it wouldn't be the first time this has happened. My introduction to Buffy the Vampire Slayer--aside from that atrocious movie, that is--was the episode "I, Robot; You, Jane"...and that was bad enough to make me refuse to watch any more.
...until, of course, a girl I was crushing on sat me down and made me watch more than that. So perhaps the new Who is worth two views before I refuse.
Even one doing right AFTER some trauma has a certain appeal. Like, as you mentioned, Spider-Man.
It's the ones who wallow in their trauma that really get my hackles up.
Well, perhaps.
Well, fair enough, then.
Hrm. Well, perhaps it's worth another look.
Hrm...not entirely certain I'm down with that.
One thing that actually drives me up the freakin' wall with ST:TNG is the human-worship, especially with regard to Data. I'd like to see an android-type character who actually says, "Having weighed the relative measures of emotions versus dispassion, I can confidently state that the efficiency of lacking emotions definitely outweighs the experiences of pleasure and pain; I choose to remain emotionless." You know...as opposed to wanting to be human to the point where it comes off like a borderline fetish.
So if the Doctor is going around emotionally fellating humankind, well...I'm not down with it. I like it when humans in sci-fi comes off as about average when compared to other species...neither lauded nor derided.
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Piotyr
Piotyr
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Espy
Espy
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CynicismKills
CynicismKills
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
My webcomic is done entirely in MAX...well, except the compositing/lettering, of course; I have Photoshop for that.
But all the 3D work is done in MAX.
But all the 3D work is done in MAX.
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Espy
I think it's easier to model in Max but for everything else Maya is tops, in my humble opinion of course.[/QUOTE]
I always thought it depended on the look you're going for. Max gives you some great low poly options that I don't feel Maya pulled off as well. Maya, however, is wonderful when you're looking to get a smooth, high-poly model out the door. Also texture mapping was easier in Max, imo.
As a fun aside, those high-end cinematics Blizzard pumps out are modeled in Max. They do 99% of their 3D work in it. I believe BioWare relies heavily on it as well.[/QUOTE]
Easier to texture map but Maya gives you so much more control it's ridiculous. I'm not down talking 3ds. It's a great program, I just think that maya does some things much better.
Honestly, just use the one that works best for you Really it's about whichever gets the job done fastest and best.
Espy
I'm a MAXer, myself...though I've been meaning to give Maya a try.[/QUOTE]
I think it's easier to model in Max but for everything else Maya is tops, in my humble opinion of course.[/QUOTE]
I always thought it depended on the look you're going for. Max gives you some great low poly options that I don't feel Maya pulled off as well. Maya, however, is wonderful when you're looking to get a smooth, high-poly model out the door. Also texture mapping was easier in Max, imo.
As a fun aside, those high-end cinematics Blizzard pumps out are modeled in Max. They do 99% of their 3D work in it. I believe BioWare relies heavily on it as well.[/QUOTE]
Easier to texture map but Maya gives you so much more control it's ridiculous. I'm not down talking 3ds. It's a great program, I just think that maya does some things much better.
Honestly, just use the one that works best for you
Really it's about whichever gets the job done fastest and best.
#51
CynicismKills
I think it's easier to model in Max but for everything else Maya is tops, in my humble opinion of course.[/QUOTE]
I always thought it depended on the look you're going for. Max gives you some great low poly options that I don't feel Maya pulled off as well. Maya, however, is wonderful when you're looking to get a smooth, high-poly model out the door. Also texture mapping was easier in Max, imo.
As a fun aside, those high-end cinematics Blizzard pumps out are modeled in Max. They do 99% of their 3D work in it. I believe BioWare relies heavily on it as well.[/QUOTE]
Easier to texture map but Maya gives you so much more control it's ridiculous. I'm not down talking 3ds. It's a great program, I just think that maya does some things much better.
Honestly, just use the one that works best for you Really it's about whichever gets the job done fastest and best.[/QUOTE]
True enough. Really the programs are just different enough that it's easier to get a preference for one or the other. I preferred Maya myself.
CynicismKills
I'm a MAXer, myself...though I've been meaning to give Maya a try.[/QUOTE]
I think it's easier to model in Max but for everything else Maya is tops, in my humble opinion of course.[/QUOTE]
I always thought it depended on the look you're going for. Max gives you some great low poly options that I don't feel Maya pulled off as well. Maya, however, is wonderful when you're looking to get a smooth, high-poly model out the door. Also texture mapping was easier in Max, imo.
As a fun aside, those high-end cinematics Blizzard pumps out are modeled in Max. They do 99% of their 3D work in it. I believe BioWare relies heavily on it as well.[/QUOTE]
Easier to texture map but Maya gives you so much more control it's ridiculous. I'm not down talking 3ds. It's a great program, I just think that maya does some things much better.
Honestly, just use the one that works best for you
Really it's about whichever gets the job done fastest and best.[/QUOTE]True enough. Really the programs are just different enough that it's easier to get a preference for one or the other. I preferred Maya myself.
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Espy
Espy
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CynicismKills
CynicismKills
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The Lovely Boehner
The Lovely Boehner
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Dave
Dave
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
Interestingly, I REFUSED to see it after how the first movie nostril-raped my childhood so badly...
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Dave
Dave
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The Lovely Boehner
The Lovely Boehner
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RocketGirl
And...I'll be honest, my nostrils were just really not meant f'dat. I mean, maybe I'm guilty of orifice prejudice here, but unless we're talking specifically about oxygen-rich air, I tend to think of nostrils as being 'Exit Only'.
At some point. When I'm not in middle of at least three things that I really ought to be doing instead of looking at webboards.
RocketGirl
Well, it smells worse.
And...I'll be honest, my nostrils were just really not meant f'dat. I mean, maybe I'm guilty of orifice prejudice here, but unless we're talking specifically about oxygen-rich air, I tend to think of nostrils as being 'Exit Only'.
I suppose I could do that.
At some point. When I'm not in middle of at least three things that I really ought to be doing instead of looking at webboards.
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North_Ranger
North_Ranger
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Hansagan
Hansagan
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Hansagan
Hansagan
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Chippy
Chippy
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RocketGirl
Also recently took a trip to Hawaii, which kicked ass; I'd live there if I could.
Oh! And there was that trip to Neptune...but I'm not supposed to talk about that.
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Now if there was more to those choices, like being a cold-calculating machine came with time off to do my own thing, or if dying free actually meant fighting for freedom against those machines with the potential to die in battle, the choice would be clear; you'll almost always find me on the side of the underdog opposing oppression.
But the question was kinna vague-yet-limiting, and given the choices, I'd probably take death over being conscious, but without free will...
RocketGirl
Aside from the US and Canada--and mostly just the coasts of those two, barring a couple of brief visits to Ohio to see relatives--the only place I've been is Cuba. 'Course, not a lot of folks from the US have been there who aren't military, so that's kind of impressive...
Also recently took a trip to Hawaii, which kicked ass; I'd live there if I could.
Oh! And there was that trip to Neptune...but I'm not supposed to talk about that.
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You mean there'z something that isn't?
I frankly don't see the difference between those two choices; either is a lack of free will, therefore either seems like death to me.
Now if there was more to those choices, like being a cold-calculating machine came with time off to do my own thing, or if dying free actually meant fighting for freedom against those machines with the potential to die in battle, the choice would be clear; you'll almost always find me on the side of the underdog opposing oppression.
But the question was kinna vague-yet-limiting, and given the choices, I'd probably take death over being conscious, but without free will...
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Null
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Null
Null
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Dusty668
Dusty668
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Null
Null
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Dusty668
Dusty668
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
I've...never even heard of it until this very moment.
Hah! I wasn't even going for that; I was just introducing part of Kanira's backstory that may play out later. But you're not the only person to think Olivia would be assigned to the White Knight...guess some of the best moments happen by accident, huh?
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Null
Null
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl
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Null
Null
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RocketGirl
RocketGirl