I’ll upload MySQL database with Yafray materials. I have to finish PHP gui for it to add new materials to base, explore and preview them trought web browser and your apache.
Next drop iPods, iPAQ, Rubic Cube e.t.c. to break your brains.
All files were compressed from my side, but at server side all filles were
extracted to verify extensions of files included in archive. Security reasons. MS Security is very weak.
No, I’ve just not encountered this sort of generosity before!
Adding to my incredulity is the fact that a while ago I was trying to create an animation involving Ben Weston’s ‘superbike’. The fact that it was created with POV-Ray (which is decidedly not an animation facility) soon killed the project.
So here I log in this morning and see an awesome bike, free for the taking to any and all, created with one of the best animation packages I’ve laid hands on…one has to blink eyes and pinch oneself to make sure it’s not a dream!
you actually modelled all of these?
I mean, if you did, what is your method…? you have lot of extra faces (over complicated meshes), and a lot of triangles here and there that could be easily avoided…
makes them impossible to edit later on. and makes them unneccesary heavy as they are.
Why? It is not about anybody making big bussines with your Blends…
It is about protecting them against people like Luxuriousity dudes.
Did I say IMO before? Then IMHO
It would be interesting to create a repository of Blender works. I’m not talking about models but more or less finished scenes, each one with a sorf of “making off”, everyone covered under some kind of copyleft
You don’t mean to tell me that you’re releasing all this stuff completely free??
IMO
If Blender and Yafray are freely given to us, why does the stuff we produce with them is not free nor copylefted?
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