Termes, it's 2.5 D.
Using the zoom keys you can seem to be flying
around through space in Dick's painting
(see Ethunk's post below), but there
is a catch! Anyone noticed what it is?
around through space in Dick's painting
(see Ethunk's post below), but there
is a catch! Anyone noticed what it is?
posted by Bill Fleming at 2:12 PM
8 Comments:
Dad I don't exactly know what you're talking about when you are talking about not having a signature. If you are talking about Flick's most recent post, there is a signature, it's below the link. If that's not it, explain a little better.
Oh, is his song at the end of his post?
I thought his OM song was it's own separate
post and that the one above it didn't have any
"Posted by" info.
Now I see that there is a very thin line between subjects, which I have never seen before.
So I understand it all now. Thanks for making me look harder, Chop.
Now, back to the Termes topic.
See why it's only 2.5D, D? 'Cause ya
Can't fly behind the tree, D, see?
I like that alot. 2.5 dementions! GREAT!... good to see you on here Polyman.
Actually, i didn't make up the term "2.5D"
"Two-and-a-half-dee" footage is being used for SFX used in movies a lot lately.
I just saw a special on the making of "Kingdom of God," a new epic by Ridley Scott.
It's a movie we'll all want to see about the Crusades.
The special effects guy was talking about how they used a combination of CGI (3D animation), 2.5D sets and revular film footage to pull off their massive battle scenes, etc.
So, as usual, Termes is way ahead of his time.
(And he has a lot of balls... right, Richard?)
Big balls, little balls, painted balls, transparent balls, inside out balls, half balls....
Way too much exciting stuff happineing on the blog for termes. Its a great tool. May the world know the master. And come to love him
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