Too Many Ideas - Posts Tagged ‘Vue’
Tweaking Vue News Design
Friday, September 10th, 2010I’ve been tweaking my unofficial Vue News Blog. There were a few of the new features available through Blogger I’d been thinking about adding for quite a while. I’ve finally got round to switching to one of the new templates that can use them easily and rendered a custom background in Vue 8 for the […]
Sixth Vue Lighting Rig Updated
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010I’ve posted my latest revised theatrical lighting rig tutorial for Vue ~ Two Spots 45 Degrees From the Side
Fifth Vue Theatrical Lighting Rig Revised
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010My latest revised theatrical lighting rig tutorial for Vue.
Fourth Theatrical Lighting Rig Revised
Tuesday, August 24th, 2010Just finished rendering fresh images for a revised version of my fourth theatrical lighting rig tutorial.
Third Vue Theatrical Lighting Rig Updated
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010I’ve posted the third revised lighting tutorial tonight ~ Single Spot Slightly Behind.
Second Lighting Rig Updated
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010I’ve updated the second of my old theatrical lighting rig tutorials tonight: Vue Lighting Rig: Single Spot Slightly to One Side with fresh renders and some small revisions to the text.
Vue Lighting Rigs
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010Three years ago I ran a series of posts on my blog of different lighting rigs for use with Vue, mostly based on simple theatrical rigs. I’m in the process of updating them with new renders and creating pages in my site for them. The first one is now available Single Spot Overhead. I’m also […]
Nicer Python Display
Thursday, July 22nd, 2010I’ve wanted to improve the display of the code for my Vue python scripts here for quite awhile but I was never entirely happy with the code highlighters I’d tried. I’ve installed and fiddled with a new one tonight and I think I like it but since its really for you (well at least if […]
Scaling Objects to Help making Vue Scenes
Monday, June 21st, 2010I’ve been exchanging emails with Paul, a Vue user, who was having difficulty visualising how big objects should be in Vue. He uses real world measurements but his pictures didn’t look right because he was struggling to get the objects to be the right size and making the distances between them realistic. That was messing […]
Rotating Star Field II
Saturday, January 23rd, 2010Last week I posted a Rotating Star Field. I’ve enhanced the script that builds the Vue scene from the star data to approximate the colour of the stars from their spectra and to size them relative to each other too. Unfortunately the high quality, uncompressed render comes in at about 1.2GB and I’ve yet to […]