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-ash- · 24th September 2006, 10:29

I see it this way.

If you buy a model, put it in a background that you bought, then add some free lighting setups, a few downloaded props and then render, you haven't created anything. Now this is not wrong and a lot of people enjoy this type of art, but, Thomas would prefer not to encourage this approach on polyloop.

If you model a car, put put it in the same background that you bought, then add some free lighting setups, a few downloaded props and then render, you have created something - the car. The rest is just a setting for your creation. This is what Thomas would like to see here.

The other way I look at it is that this site is not so much about the 'art' of 3D but more about the 'craft' . How it is done, the steps and methods used, etc.

24th September 2006, 10:29	#4 (permalink)
-ash- Pixar want to hire me! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Over the road, round the corner, out of the noise. (Scotland) Posts: 655 My Photos: () Images: 9	I see it this way. If you buy a model, put it in a background that you bought, then add some free lighting setups, a few downloaded props and then render, you haven't created anything. Now this is not wrong and a lot of people enjoy this type of art, but, Thomas would prefer not to encourage this approach on polyloop. If you model a car, put put it in the same background that you bought, then add some free lighting setups, a few downloaded props and then render, you have created something - the car. The rest is just a setting for your creation. This is what Thomas would like to see here. The other way I look at it is that this site is not so much about the 'art' of 3D but more about the 'craft' . How it is done, the steps and methods used, etc. __________________ Regards Tony