Class 8 Animation Assignment

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Works in Progress
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Midterm 10 WIP

These are some Work in Progress screenshots for midterm 10.

Class 7 in Class Assignment

Stroking it up!

Pasting Into!

Some Transparency!

Adding text.  Hopefully you can tell what mine is.

Scaling 1/2 size - Clicking the image should show the scaling

Scaling to my standards! - Clicking the image should show the scaling

Midterm #4

This is just me sitting in a nice foresty/rocky area.  I had to take a seat from my dancing idle animation and relax.  I used alt+printscreen to take the screen shot, I then cropped out the extraneous bits of information.   It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link



WORKS IN PROGRESS
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sorry I forgot to crop out my 2nd monitor

Midterm #8

Before, with my dad in the background

After with a little cropping and some blurring and such

These are two images of myself.  The first I took from my facebook, it was the only image that worked for this assignment.  The image below it was gently edited.  I attempted to take a few folds out of the shirt.  I removed the mole and minor blemishes on my face with the clone tool, I smudged out the wrinkley parts under my eyes and attempted to get rid of the under chin shadow a bit.  It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link


WORK IN PROGRESS SHOTS
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Midterm #7

This is an image of Peter Lorre that I have edited.  Using the logo given I cropped the image to be a circle and resized them to go over his eyes.  Using the rectangle select tool I created the black bottom to add my text to.  I made sure that my bottom line is no longer than the Web3D Web line. I added the xcf file to my google group post.  It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link


WORKS IN PROGRESS SHOTS
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Midterm 10

This is a screenshot of the word document I used to create this picture.  In Microsoft Word I used the shapes tool to create the scene here.  A boy and girl playing in front of their house with their cat.  The sun shines below, but it is still cold enough to have a fire in the fireplace inside.  Using the format tool I was able to set up custom colors and patterns to create, for example, the brick look to the chimney.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link

Midterm #9

This is an image of the chart I made.  It is designed to show the flow of how our class has gone thus far.  I used various shapes and fills for each section.  Using the drawing tool I was able to create this image here. This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link

Texture Mapping

This is an image of a set of rails.  It uses two different bitmaps as textures.  The wooden for the planks, and a brushed metallic for the rails.

This shows a texture of the house that appears to be clay-based.  The top is a solid color bitmap.

This is an image of the hay bales on the map.  They have a hay bitmap wrapped around the object.

This is an image of the flat bitmap texture of the roof of the house.  It is a flat object.

These are flat mapped jars found in a house.  They do not contain a particular image for the texture, merely a flat color.

This is the back end of a sign, as you can see it has a plain color on the back.

Class 4, Assignment 3

Class 4, Assignment 4

This is a pictochart about myself.  I went to piktochart.com and selected the minimalist template and added the information about myself.     It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link

Works in Progress for Midterm 5/6

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Just going through the motions here, I lost one of my progress screenies because I'm dumb!

MIDTERM #6

Multi-layered image

This is an image of the Linux penguin.  In this exercise I learned about using layers.  I added a new layer to a transparent background image, and added it with a white background.  Moving the layers around showed me that whatever layer was on top, was the primary thing that would be viewed.  So, for example, if I had the white background layer at the top, the rest of the image would be totally obscured.  I then made a copy of the penguin, then pasted it.  I noticed it created a floating layer, and therefore created a new transparent layer, and anchored the floating layer to it.  Finally, I added a caption to the front of the image, after deleting the white background and the copied image.  I saved it as an interlaced png so that the transparency would be apparent if one downloaded it.    It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link

The Animated gif. My name shows up on the last frame.

This is the animated script I used to create an animated gif.  To do this, I went to the file menu, selected create.  Then from there I chose the text rotation script.  From here, I had to copy and paste the text the script generated.  However, I had to first rotate the text and then merge it to a white background.  This would allow these images to appear one after the other to give the appearance of the text rotating on the final product.  So, I copied the text and pasted it, then rotated with the rotation tool, then I anchored them to a white background.  Finally I saved the image as an animated gif with a 500 millisecond delay.  It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link

MIDTERM #5

Progressive Jpeg

Interlaced PNG

These are images of lobsters.  In this exercise we had to save the original image in both progressive jpeg and interlaced png.  To do this, I went into the export menu, selected the PNG filetype, and selected interlacing.  As for the jpeg, I exported it as a jpeg, checked the advanced options and checked off progressive jpeg.  It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College.  This course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For Details, visit the immersive BC Portal at this link