Comments on: Sculpted Stream Kit

By: Moving into St Helens « Backpacking Burro

Moving into St Helens « Backpacking Burro — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 00:14:33 +0000

[...] added a cave (you may recognise it from here) that I hope a bear will move into, a Vlad Bjornson stream and some lovely snowy Rustica trees. I’ve got quite a few bits and bobs to add to bring it [...]

By: HBA Island – The Road To Its Ruin « Backpacking Burro

HBA Island – The Road To Its Ruin « Backpacking Burro — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 23:04:54 +0000

[...] 2 or 3 nights until poof! HBA Island was no more. So with a volcano from Brenda Schoonhoven and a sculptie stream, which I edited to run with lava, from the very clever Vlad Bjorenson I set about the dread deed! [...]

By: Joie

Joie — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 23:28:34 +0000

This is absolutely wonderful!

And speaking of waves… I can’t help but see a sculptured wave (especially one that can be surfed) would be simply awesome.

Ok, I’m going back to watching the water trickle down the side of the hill.

By: Enjah Mysterio

Enjah Mysterio — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:07:34 +0000

hey Vlad, what a great idea for the sculptie-challenged (*cough* like ME) to help us utilize some of the possibilities in the form.

By: Vlad Bjornson

Vlad Bjornson — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 04:06:13 +0000

THanks, Icony. I think a rotating sculpted prim is a great idea! You could get some neat variations and shapes of the water, Might have to hide most of the rotating prims underground, but that is not a big problem.

You could def. get a smoother motion that trying to animated the sculpties. I’ve experimented with some animated sculpties, and it is very difficult to get smooth animation. My best results have been with a sculpted shape that uses the Quicktime media stream to control to shape. here’s a quick videos of it in action…

Morphing Sculpted Prim