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Well, here it is. My award-winning final project for my digital animation class. I know what you're thinking: "THIS thing got him an award?". I know, I was surprised too. Really surprised actually, because the comittee for the contest I didn't even know I was participating in came into MY classroom DURING class and presented it to me in front of my WHOLE class... I think I would have rather been dead at that point. But the cool thing is that my work will be published in a county-wide calander, I got 25 bucks (that I decided should go towards blank DVD's for the class) and I get bragging rights, for I was one of 16 chosen for this thing in my ENTIRE county. Not that I AM bragging, I just have the option to.

Right then. This was really just something I thought of on the spot. We were given two hours to complete a "City of the Future". Well, what better way to display the future than floating stuff, right? Thanks, Jetsons.

This was done in Bryce 4 on an iMac, 300 mhz (I believe), 256 mb RAM, with a little help from Photoshop 5 (Our class is in desperate need of a grant).

It took me and hour and a half to build and two days to render. The thing's so out of date, it didn't even anti-alias. Bitchin' technology.

Anyways, tell me what you think.

-Chris

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Well, here it is. My award-winning final project for my digital animation class. I know what you're thinking: "THIS thing got him an award?". I know, I was surprised too. Really surprised actually, because the comittee for the contest I didn't even know I was participating in came into MY classroom DURING class and presented it to me in front of my WHOLE class... I think I would have rather been dead at that point. But the cool thing is that my work will be published in a county-wide calander, I got 25 bucks (that I decided should go towards blank DVD's for the class) and I get bragging rights, for I was one of 16 chosen for this thing in my ENTIRE county. Not that I AM bragging, I just have the option to.

Right then. This was really just something I thought of on the spot. We were given two hours to complete a "City of the Future". Well, what better way to display the future than floating stuff, right? Thanks, Jetsons.

This was done in Bryce 4 on an iMac, 300 mhz (I believe), 256 mb RAM, with a little help from Photoshop 5 (Our class is in desperate need of a grant).

It took me and hour and a half to build and two days to render. The thing's so out of date, it didn't even anti-alias. Bitchin' technology.

Anyways, tell me what you think.

-Chris