So I’ve made some big projects in my time.
some have multiple-object models and multiple materials each with multiple textures on them.
what’s more, they’re all parented to one another.
when i took a look at the Outliner once to look at all the data i put in one file, i was surprised by this:
that’s the visualization of all my objects in one blend file.
take a look at some of your projects and see how their outlines turn out.
post them up for fun.
From the City I’m making:
(I win! 
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My 0.02 cents
Those are the OOPS window, not the Outliner.(nitpicking I know but it’s bound to scare potential users).
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Better get this over with before the Orange Team starts posting theirs!
LOL 
here’s mine, from Mobas City
Here’s mine, the ‘piano corner’:
There, the asdroide script can generate all of this in one shot 
(edit)imho, Fonix Wircs, me and Ecks won on you
this is the second biggest oops schematic i have:
its one of my lego models. the biggest could be that happy guy i made, but it is way to big to get it on my screen.
Gabio, where can I get that script? It would be perfect for what I’m working on.
There like pieces of artwork in themselves.
Here’s one I started assembling from assets today for the 3rd scene in elephants dream. There’s a lot more geometry to come for this one, and there are no textures yet either, but they will be rendered in passes/layers so everything you’ll see in the final shot may not actually end up in this .blend file. Ther’s no greebling or dupliverts - all of the objects are hand modelled (lots of separate curves), though many of the ‘chunks’ were linked-duplicated perhaps 3 or 4 times. 
Yep, they kind of look like artwork generated by strange attractors a little bit.
Yep, they kind of look like artwork generated by strange attractors a little bit.[/quote]
Lorenz would be proud. 
Martin
My blender is talking to me:
Judging by artistic impression, rocketman’s one is the coolest.
I also liked Gabio’s black’n’white stripes.
