Disneyland in 3D!

[Eflime]

Originally Posted by Lost Boy

the big wooden doors on either side just before you enter the bat cave, and those are at ground level so the trucks can drive through at night to get from one side of the Park to the other at night for deliveries and such.

That's not the service road used for westside backstage access.
Data' has done a great job with this project, very impressive.

[Datameister]

Thanks, eflime!

I've now recorded the first 10-minute part of my first video tutorial for this project. It gives kind of an overview of the modeling process, using the IASW show building as a case study. I've still got to record the other parts and upload 'em all, but then I'll let you guys know when they're all YouTubed.

[mycroft16]

I love slot cars! I still have one.

I can't wait for that tutorial Data!

[Datameister]

The first part is up! Expect more tonight and/or tomorrow. EDIT: And sorry about my voice; I'm getting over a slight cold, which means my voice is even more annoying than it would be.

[composerboy]

Originally Posted by Datameister

The first part is up! Expect more tonight and/or tomorrow. EDIT: And sorry about my voice; I'm getting over a slight cold, which means my voice is even more annoying than it would be.

Great video, but you need to increase the volume of your VO. I had to crank it up LOUD to hear it!

[dland_lover]

OMG you make it look so easy! *frustration abounds with dland_lover*


Great job (as always!), and you didn't sound bad at all. Just a little congested.

[Datameister]

Great video, but you need to increase the volume of your VO. I had to crank it up LOUD to hear it!

Thank you, and indeed you're correct. Unfortunately, parts 2 through 4 are already done (and part 2 is already up), so there's nothing I can do about those, but the rest will be better.

OMG you make it look so easy! *frustration abounds with dland_lover*

It gets that way with time. Believe me, it wasn't too long ago that I found it really difficult just to remember which buttons to press when. Practice makes...well, certainly not perfect, but permanent, as my piano teacher from long ago would say.

[Datameister]

Everything through part 4 is up now, and part 5 is in the process of uploading, so I'd expect it to be viewable within the next hour, probably. This whole thing will probably end up having six or seven parts, and then I'll do some videos that just show me flying through the model, pointing stuff out.

As I said before, you can help me help you by telling me what you want to see. I'll do my best to oblige.

[dland_lover]

Originally Posted by Datameister

As I said before, you can help me help you by telling me what you want to see. I'll do my best to oblige.

The Eiffel Tower


j/k

[Datameister]

The Eiffel Tower

Hehe...

Seven parts are now up, with at least two more being very probable. The most recent one is actually pure Photoshop, rather than Blender, since I cover manipulating an aerial photo for use as a roof texture.

[dland_lover]

I'm loving your tutorials! It's neat to see how well the program works when you know what you're doing.

Good work and keep it up!

[nbodyhome]

I just discovered your thread, and I wanted to say that your work on the models is really terrific. I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[Datameister]

Hey, thank you to the both of you! I'm off to record the next part of the tutorial in just a few.

[nbodyhome]

Originally Posted by Datameister

Hey, thank you to the both of you! I'm off to record the next part of the tutorial in just a few.

Awesome, I've sent the link to others too.

[Datameister]

If you examine all three sentences (including the quoted ones) in your post, nbodyhome, do you find it slightly creepy that they all rhyme? Anyway, thank you so much for spreading the word about this project. I hope I can deliver. EDIT: And part 8 is now uploading, by the way. Still got probably one more part to record.