tulits
06-26-2009, 02:46 PM
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When Team Quades was selected to participate in the Dutch CanSat-competition I saw the possibility to give my hobby, experimenting with 3d sofware, a purpose.
What started as a fun pastime has grown into a enormous project. It took about 450 hours to build this animation and approx. 900 (!) hours of rendering.
Team Quades stands for Quae Ascendunt, Descendibunt (what goes up, must come down) is CanSat-team 9 from the secondary school Gymnasium Haganum in The Hague. (QuADes Website) (http://www.quades.co.cc/)
This is part 1 of the animation. In part 2 I will assemble the electronics.
Created completely in Bryce6... compiled with Pinnacle Studio 9
When Team Quades was selected to participate in the Dutch CanSat-competition I saw the possibility to give my hobby, experimenting with 3d sofware, a purpose.
What started as a fun pastime has grown into a enormous project. It took about 450 hours to build this animation and approx. 900 (!) hours of rendering.
Team Quades stands for Quae Ascendunt, Descendibunt (what goes up, must come down) is CanSat-team 9 from the secondary school Gymnasium Haganum in The Hague. (QuADes Website) (http://www.quades.co.cc/)
This is part 1 of the animation. In part 2 I will assemble the electronics.
Created completely in Bryce6... compiled with Pinnacle Studio 9