cooliris test

new test ;)

best glass test in blender so far :)

Something different today.. after some excessive sessions with sketchup and finding out you can only export to google earth unless you pay 330 €, i thought why not go back to blender and play some.

Result:

i did not spend any time on texturing, its only about glas and to have the pics reflected. ;)

gonna miss ma booville

but life goes on, eh? ;)

scenecaster-test

wonder if this will work ;)

ohh, there you go :)

hehehe, seems to be a bit buggy still, but its nice. i could imagine this will become the tool to give things like imvu or lively the ability to implement user-content. so for the builders and creators among us, it way be worth to have a look into it.

i like the idea, that you can build models in sketchup and import them to scenecaster. so you have a more professional tool to build your stuff, and have it implemented. though i am not really that fit with sketchup, it has some really nice and intelligent functions, but i find it not that easy, to get where you want to.

extending the views....

sooo, one main reason why i love virtual worlds is the following:

you meet people from whereever, who are whatever...

and you judge them by their output, the inspiration they give you, the value your conversations with them have for you.

i think its difficult to come around the effect of being astonished of what and who is all out there, you will be astonished by the similarities you have with people and you will be surprised how far their thoughts can be different from yours as well.

i have been impressed by some people in special and i would like to have those to have a voice in this blog, as i learned a lot by those people and i would be very pleased to have them further commenting on and discussing my thoughts, as this was always one of the big pleasures of virtual worlds for me.

i could share thoughts with totally different people from very different locations in the world and it was always inspiring and refreshing to me, to see what people have in common and where they think different and to see always both sides learning from just exchanging their views.

hopefully this develops into a place of peaceful exchange about "like any useful idea".

ohhh... my dream since i "programmed" winamp visualizations ;)

Music Is Math from Glenn Marshall on Vimeo.

absolutely awesome. ;)