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A nice computer icon I made. Those who have seen the betas/RC of a certain operating system will know where the inspiration came from :-). The image was modeled with Blender and I did the reflection effect by mirroring the entire set of objects, moving the camera around a little, and using GIMP to apply a simple gradient mask to the reflected half of the image. The .blend files and the XCF for the wet-floor version are at [1].

TODO: If someone could add some detail and perhaps fix the side panel on the little bitty computer, that would be great. I'll do this in maybe a week or whenever I get time.

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current09:14, 30 November 2006925×618 (176 KB)Dandaman32 (Talk | contribs) (Reverted to earlier revision)
09:13, 30 November 20061,024×1,024 (267 KB)Dandaman32 (Talk | contribs) (Reverted to earlier revision)
09:13, 30 November 2006925×618 (176 KB)Dandaman32 (Talk | contribs) (Updated to final version - higher-quality render, cropped, and a photoshopped (well GIMPed) glint on the screen. Also smoothed out the side of the computer a little. The source images/Blender scene file will be uploaded to my fileserver under the same lin)
03:37, 30 October 20061,024×1,024 (182 KB)Dandaman32 (Talk | contribs) (Updated 10/29/06 - removed the wet-floor effect (I'll add it back in a later version) and cleaned up the screen, the side panel of the computer, and the monitor base; also added some controls to the front of the computer.)
05:17, 14 October 20061,024×1,024 (267 KB)Dandaman32 (Talk | contribs) (A nice computer icon I made. Those who have seen the betas/RC of a certain operating system will know where the inspiration came from :-). The image was modeled with Blender and I did the reflection effect by mirroring the entire set of objects, moving th)