Interesting geometry and the connections. I see on his website that he has a sketchup ruby zome generator for purchase...and a few more interesting models in the 3Dwarehouse.
Re: Zome
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 8:07 pm
by ramy_ramroum
hi ! very good work fletch i did a little PP of your render, i thinks its better
Re: Zome
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 12:10 am
by Fletch
Well, it's brighter for sure, but then, it loses the moonlight feeling. Maybe it doesn't have a moonlight feeling.
Works fine for me and the flickr vid is slightly better quality. The youtube vid has some aa issues in the shadow.
Re: Zome
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 11:14 pm
by Fletch
To YouTube a nearly uncompressed .avi was uploaded. To Flikr, a video of twice the quality of compression of the video linked below was uploaded.
See Intended Quality Bootiesattva Zome video for comparison. This video is compressed with h.264 (apparently the same one used by YouTube - only they use a much heavier compression rate. YouTube also re-size the uploaded video by half the original width and height, or more).
In Firefox if one clicks the link to the Intended Quality video, it will open nearly full screen in the browser. This in effect lowers the quality because it is "blowing up" the video to fit the screen. To view it properly, right-click the link and choose "save link as". Then save it to a temporary place on the computer desktop or somewhere and view it at original size.