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# 1 17-01-2004 , 12:01 AM

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Looking for any tips, advice on this composited scene of an engine room. The roof hatch is Maya.

Probaly need to right click and download the file, 500k, divx.

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# 2 18-01-2004 , 12:49 AM

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Looks pretty good. Hard to comment on anything. Get better hosting btw, 4kb/s isn't my idea of broadband user added image

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# 3 18-01-2004 , 06:53 PM

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Can't DL the file.

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# 4 19-01-2004 , 03:27 PM

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Sorry guys, didn't realize the download was so bad, i've uploaded it to a much better server now. Should be a lot quicker.

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# 5 19-01-2004 , 06:13 PM

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Ok. Looks good to me. I like the moving starfield in the window to the right. I think once you've got more to it we'll find out why that hatch is so small. Until then, I'll hold any questions about it. user added image

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# 6 19-01-2004 , 08:23 PM

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Ok, the hatch is so small as it's a refuelling hatch for a pod that is sitting just above. The opening is for the fule pipe, here's a shot attached of the next scene.

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# 7 19-01-2004 , 08:41 PM

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Looks cool but one thing instanly jumps out when I see it. The guy is putting a fuel line into something above his head and he is not wearing any eye protection.

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# 8 19-01-2004 , 09:42 PM

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I see your point Rick and i agree. It's not too serious a movie though, little tongue in cheek and in the very next scene, due to a leaking seal he does actually get sprayed with fuel. It's not that great a movie anyway and unfortunately it took me away from doing this months challenge. Thanks for the comments anyway appreciate it.

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# 9 20-01-2004 , 05:27 AM

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Tounge-in-cheek, eh? heh heh. Yeah I can see that. Especially since they're obviously technologically advanced enough to be flying thru space, yet they feel the need to refuel by hand. user added image

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