Hey Steve - no fair! You gave Mr. Dead Guy back his ear! And he was so much cooler when there was just a smooth slab on the side of his head!!! :D

And, personally, I always thought that Mountain Moo was made from the juices of the cow left over after they made those sumptuous Beef Sticks!

-dave

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Y = AX^2 + B... ehhh, whatever

Totally awesome renderings. Look like you've got a winner!!

In the image posted by Lev earlier today, I noticed the bump mapped image on the lower tool box has the "Kennedy" nameplate reversed.

Was that intentional or just overlooked?

Oops... You are the first person to point that out. :) Well, what we have here is the results of careless mapping, caused by rushing to meet the deadline (the toolchest was added at the last moment)... But, i guess its too late to change it now.

Another frame had been uploaded to our ImageStation album!
As it turned out, our scene is much less original than we thought it would be, during planning, but... its still there.

The direct link is: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...0.jpg.orig.jpg

<whisper> Lev.... I noticed that a while ago but didnt say anything. </whisper>

The Tuesday Screenshot is uploaded at the ImageStation album!

Direct link: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...6.jpg.orig.jpg

The final animation is going to be uploaded on Thursday.

The last screenshot had been uploaded.
You can view it at: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...2.jpg.orig.jpg

The full animation will be posted tomorrow, in the Post a link to your animation here thread.

The animation has just been posted in our gallery. The link is:

http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4290640581

Right click and choose 'save as'. Make sure to use windows media player. Real and ImageStation don't seem to get along.

-Steve

That looked pretty nice.
Just wondering how long did it take you to render that
(i noticed u used light-tracer and that took like 10 min a frame on my comp).

Thats roughly how long it took on Lev's computer. On mine it was between 3-7 minutes a frame. We'd just start rendering before we went to bed and it would be done by the time we came home from school the next day.

Looks good..
 

The pictures look really good, and I'm really looking forward to downloading it at school tomorrow. Hopefully, the TechnoKat animation "Break Left" will be uploaded to our website soon.

:)

Do you have a complete download in MOV or AVI? I tried to get it to work, but it isn't working.

the animation is encoded in divx 5.02 - you will need a divx codec to play it. (it can be downloaded from www.divx.com)