Showing posts with label How things are made. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How things are made. Show all posts

4.1.11

Great works made with Qubicle !

My new layout design has been added to Qubicle constructor showcase site, I´m really glad!  ^ ^ but i would like you to take a look into the other awesome models and designs that can be made with Qubicle constructor or the Qubicle Maya pluggin... I think they will make you wanna try this wonderful Minddesk products ....

The zombie cat and "The bad sushi incident" animation made by Tim Wesoly with Qubicle renderizer are amazing!and of course my favourite:  Classic Pixel Art "Nerdic Loving"




Visit all the show case here -- http://www.qubicle-constructor.com/wordpress/showcases 

Download Qubicle constructor trial from here -- http://www.qubicle-constructor.com/download.php

Gran descubrimiento matutino : 3D real Rhinoceros


He descubierto que  puedes configurar el rhino para ver las cosas en 3d de verdad con unas gafas rojo- azul, como las que venían con los fascículos de dinosaurios de cuando era pequeña. Seguro que muchos ya lo sabíais , pero bueno, para los que no, y tengan curiosidad : Rhino - stereomode . Es brutal! Me hubiera venido genial para proyectos este curso .

12.8.10

The Tokyo Tower at night

From Tokyo Architecture
33m Height of the Tower. Since its opening in 1958, the Tokyo Tower has been the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 320 m high. 4,000t The Tokyo Tower weighs about 4,000 tons. It is much lighter than the Eiffel Tower, which weighs 7,000 tons, a result of remarkable advances in steel manufacturing and construction technology. 140 drums Paint used for the Tower was 28,000 liters, equal to 140 drums. The Tower is painted orange and white according to the Civil Aeronautic Law. 24 broadcast waves This is the number of broadcast waves that Tokyo Tower is transmitting. Among them, 14 are analog waves and 10 are digital waves, which show that most broadcast stations in Tokyo are transmitting their waves from the Tower. 176 lights One hundred and seventy-six floodlights installed in various parts light up the Tower. The Tower is illuminated with an orange light in winter and white incandescent light in summer, delighting visitors and passers-by.