draagn
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So where's the models? Looks great and very realistic, Congrats
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The water is a bump matte animated texture, and the handle holes are a displacement map.
Great water, I'm not familiar with a bump matte animated texture, can you explain further?
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By the way 3DArtZ I forgot to say Happy Birthday.
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I'd explore the "need" before going full on production.
Ok so maybe every one is not as efficient as you are. But based on the national Christmas Tree Association over the past 5 years their have been on average 25,000,000 live trees sold in the US. If I sell to just 1%, well you do the math.
I've always taken the stance "nothing ventured nothing gained". Or you could think about this way, there were other 3D programs on the market when Martin started Hash, he just had his vision of how it should be made. The WaterPixie is my vision on the most practical and aesthetically pleasing way to water your christmas tree.
One other point I'd like to make is my target audience is women as opposed to men.
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Awesome Thanks for sharing
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Way to go!
One concern though... has this passed health and safety tests for consumer products? It is just the idea of having lots of people pouring water into the reservoir of the "WaterPixie" when it is suspended above Christmas lights. Perhaps some careful words of guidance would be enough.
Thanks for the comments. Because it a complete "kit" the instructions on the back of package explains how to put it on the tree to only fill one cup of water every 1 to 2 days. The national Christmas tree association has tested and found on average a 6-8 ft tree will absorbe 1 to 2 cups of water per day. Disclaimers will also be in place.
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Just wanted to show off some examples of hoe I use AM for product design and prototyping.
Bell1.jpg is a product called "The WaterPixie" (patent pending) that I have created a Rapid Prototype of see waterpixie_Open.jpg
The WaterPixie is an ornament you use to water your christmas tree with. No more crawling under the tree. HA!
Any way production will be happening end of 09 - 10 for sale in stores christmas 2010.
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I really like the line work you've shown can you share the setting you used to acheive them?
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Latest info I received yesterday
Yes, we will be designating both versions, PC and Mac, as freeware. Please check our site (www.anzovinstore.com). In a day or two, we should have both links up.
Yours,
Janet Podell
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love to see your guy in "Toon" render
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You can go to the "LAtest Info Forum
http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31389
and /or try emailing Will directly
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Hi All, What can I say I'm just totally blown away by everyone's work. As well as pushing the edge to make AM the tool it has become. If no one has said it yet.
Thank you all
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Remember, too, that you can use Boot Camp to partition your drive and install Windows. You can also buy Parallels (or VMware's Fusion) and run Windows without having to restart.
Have you had a chance to compare the rendering speed Mac vs PC. I wonder which will be more efficient.
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Are your booleans working if you do a toon render? I'm having an issue at the moment and cannot get it to work.
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Max (Mechanical Artifical Xenomorph) Action
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Looks good, what about added transpariency to the volume? Any issues?
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You should fine for rendering times, with your configuration, the best deal is he price and community - I doubt the other programs can offer the same.
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Nice job, really liked the singing animation, also the cuts to the car.
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Always like Victor to help out budding animators. the guy knows his roots.
test spider walk
in Work In Progress / Sweatbox
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Love it