Test 2

The Question was asked me in regards to the last 3d test 'what is it for?'

I suppose I should explain the point. This is a small tool to allow people to view models that I have created with Blender 3D. Beyond that, it is an opportunity to show what I am capable of in regards to programs that I have no formal training in. In short, it's a brag. I am self taught in what I do. I am showing that I understand the capabilities of the programs, and that I can see ways to make them flexible in purpose.

So, here is the proof.

This may take a bit to load. It's 3 times the file size of the last test, but in regards to my personal attention to the construction, I only had to take 5 minutes to put it together. Also, Until it has loaded for several minutes, it will only play the file linearly. Basically, it will only go left. That's not my fault. It's your internet connections. It's the same navigation, so enjoy.

Test

I've been trying to do some new things with some of the programs I've been learning. I decided to share my first results with you. This is a combination of work from Blender3D and a trial version of Adobe Flash 7, which is 2 generations behind the current version of flash. This has taken a week to put together, but the nice thing about this project is the setup. Now all I have to do is take any model I have created, set up the camera and animation (this will take 15 minutes and then walk away while the computer renders (that can take days.) Then when it's done, 15 minutes is all it takes to make the flash now. The template is set, and off it goes.

So enjoy this little interactive toy just below, let me know how it works. Just use the arrows after it loads.

Monterey Bay Aquarium