Quick-Crit 2010

I like my iPhone ;p

Does anyone know a website that lets you upload full size without reductions or restrictions?

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Originally Posted by HDoan

I like my iPhone ;p

Does anyone know a website that lets you upload full size without reductions or restrictions?

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http://www.majhost.com/ works pretty well, if you don't mind upload times.

:smith: Needs transparent swfs get.

This may lag depending on how shit your pc is.

It's a post modern piece, depicting the struggles of simple men. I incorporated soft blueish hues to dampen the vulgarity of the piece. I call it "internet".


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Couple hours work, not really sure on parts of it, the labels mainly. Would rather have something more funny going on.

Entirely hand made vector and flash filters, no bitmap data, so it'll scale as big as you you can imagine, if you can run it that big that is. I'm not sure how this one performs as it has alot of filters and blending (probably isn't a good idea me posting these on the same page...) but on my machine it's silky at least by itself.

http://dano555666.deviantart.com/

They're on here if you want to look at them individually.

wow LOL

Good work.

duct taped a flashlight onto this stuff

hah i love the lulz meter!

@ Dane. I think it'd be better if the curve of the meter met with the curve of the gauge's round-ness a bit more. Good concept though.

Edit: Also, as it gets higher the spindle should slow down and when it reaches a certain point, THEN break and spin out of control. Not go at the same rate.

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Originally Posted by Dwood

@ Dane. I think it'd be better if the curve of the meter met with the curve of the gauge's round-ness a bit more.

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A lot of gauges are like that.

I vectored and designed it from a photoreference. The curve is fine. To have it match the curve of the device, the needle pivot section would have to be directly in the middle, which wrecks the point of this.

that's why all gaugers of this nature look like this.


Also, It speeds up at the end as soon as it hits the red zone.

first attempt at subdiv modeling