Sincerity

Tuesday, July 9, 2002 by Carlitus | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk

Ultimatelly i'm releasing some wallpapers, because i'm learning to use 3d programs, and the wallpapers are the results
I'm released a wallpaper called WIndozeXP. I have some problems with this wall:
- I used Bryce to make the background (the sea, the clouds, the heaven and the moon). Total time to make: 5 minutes. I used standard objects and textures included in Bryce!
- The only 'hard work' are the windows logo, 2 minutes modelling the logo.
- The last step are mounting all images created in Photoshop: 5 minutes
Total time working: 12 minutes!!!!!
I released this wall for making some tests, and i uploaded to wincustomize. I never wait the success of this wallpaper (are the most downloaded in this site the past week).
I DON'T LIKE the wallpapers using WIndowsXP logo. For me is a tragedy that my most successfull skin/wallpaper use the style that i don't like! Also, i released the wall without read the rules of this site: "please don't use Bryce to make wallpapers, please don't make more Windows based wallpapers"
And the last comment: The composition in Photoshop are very poor! see the reflections of the logo, the logo must be moved, not aver the moon!
Sorry all people
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Carlitus
Reply #21 Friday, July 12, 2002 7:57 AM
remember... C:\copy A:\*.*
and.... Format C:
Bangkokboy
Reply #22 Friday, July 12, 2002 2:49 PM
I remember the first time I saw Norton Undelete in action, and was sure that I'd just witnessed a miracle.

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