ooo circuits

looks like a mini factory

still looking good

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thanks chirone.

yeah - building the circuit boards was getting me all fired up for tron 2.

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Originally posted by tweetytunes
i did - it looked fantastic.

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I don't know... the model looked better
Amazing work on that one Arran, I just found out about it...
you should probably print some of these pics, frame them and sell them out . Here(Israel) you'll be able to make quite a profit...
Is it common, BTW, to sell computer graphics as art?

Good work on the TV. I'll wait to see where it goes from here (probably going to get really ****ed up soon :attn: - but in a good way )

Benny

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hey - thanks a lot benny.

i don't know - i'm not so bothered about selling cg prints. i felt the same about paintings too - it never really interested me. i'm sure plenty of people do though.

yeah - i'm planning to **** it up quite a bit - not sure how just yet tho - i wish it was as easy as ****ing up a real tv.

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turn it into breakable objects and make a hammer to smash it!
:attn:

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bit more work on the circuit board. think i'm done with this for now. going to start work on the rest of the tv casing.

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Awesome work arran! I really need to get started on my project.

thanks THX1138.

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another update. have been working on the casing and just finishing up the basic modeling. think I'm ready to start taking this apart and texturing.

i'm wondering what's the best way to smash up the screen - should i just cut it up with the split polygon tool? i'm remembering the cool dynamics challenge and wondering if there's a better way...

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what did you do, buy an old tv then take it apart? =P

it looks great, can't wait to see a sledgehammer go through it or something...

as for the breakup, take a look at this tutorial - looks a little time consuming but as with all the tutorials on the site i'm sure the effect is amazing.

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thanks for the link neostrider.

ha - i was tempted to bring home an old tv i found on the street and smash it up....but it wasn't practical. in the end i mostly just made it up from various photos i found.

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Great model arran!

I guess for the screen you can cut it out with the cut polygon tool and make soms additional cracks in the texture.

Good luck!

An idea for destroying it:
Have some classic cracks through the glass intersecting in one point, perhaps with something sticking out of/in it. have a few adjacent chunks fall of completely and the (fried) circuits we'll show through.
https://img217.imageshack.us/img217/3844/tempnq2.th.png
Haven't figured out what to do with the frame yet...
Hope it helps,
Benny

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That's exactly what i meant, BennyK.

thanks for the suggestions guys - nice sketch bennyK i think i'm going to have the screen and the frame / casing pretty smashed up and taken apart. i might do a before and after shot if i have time.

have been working on the casing uvs for the last couple of days.

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