Re:IM2CAD – Reconstruct a scene that is as similar as possib...
by malux85 on Sunday August 28, 2016 @08:17PM
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I did this when I was young! Except I did it for Quake 1.
I had great fun re-constructing various parts of my high school. I learnt about the importance of scale, how to make levels "interesting" by making some desks fall over, and had great fun reconstructing the swimming pool, gym, and metalworking facilities.
When I showed people they were always concerned because there was a gun on the screen and I was walking around my high school. I lacked the ability to get rid of the gun, so I had to explain it every time. Some of the more stupid teachers couldn't get past the gun and see it for what it was (a student interested in programming - not a cry for help) but I ended up just not telling them anything and taking it to people with brains.
Later on I started re-constructing the Titanic from the original schematics, though I never got very far with this, because my machine only had 64MB of ram, and I used it up pretty quickly making complicated geometry.
I had great fun re-constructing various parts of my high school. I learnt about the importance of scale, how to make levels "interesting" by making some desks fall over, and had great fun reconstructing the swimming pool, gym, and metalworking facilities.
When I showed people they were always concerned because there was a gun on the screen and I was walking around my high school. I lacked the ability to get rid of the gun, so I had to explain it every time. Some of the more stupid teachers couldn't get past the gun and see it for what it was (a student interested in programming - not a cry for help) but I ended up just not telling them anything and taking it to people with brains.
Later on I started re-constructing the Titanic from the original schematics, though I never got very far with this, because my machine only had 64MB of ram, and I used it up pretty quickly making complicated geometry.
Good fun.