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My first completed project
.. Nothing special, just for training purposes.. Please tell me what you think of it.Best Regards
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nice goin' m8..
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looks good, now go and add it to our gallery
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Nice job.
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Well, I didn't want to give you the (actually rightjust missing the empty crisp packs and coke tins
)impression of me as a all-the-time-crisps-eating ans coke-drinking 3d-hobby-artist
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.. well, it's a standard ifeel-mouse from Logitechthat's a pretty nifty mouse contraption
Maybe it looks a LITTLE bit different in reality.. But I think one can recognize it as the L ifeel-mouse...BTW: I've animated even a flythrough through my tower
Through the cooler and a cpu-flyby and so on...
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.. At first I had a small mouse-pad next to my Monitor, but it was very uncomfortable to use it as you can imagine, so I bough such a futuristic clip-mouse-pad..And, yes, I could use the rendered image for the screen in my scene, that would be funny
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first project aih!!!
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I liked it a lot. Nice Man.
Just one thing. I dídn't like the camera angle. It's trick. look at the shadows and you will see what I mean. You right on track. Keep it up.
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