1977 Star Wars Computer Graphics
Noryungi writes "The interestingly named 'Topless Robot' has a real trip down memory lane: how the computer graphics of the original Star Wars movie were made. The article points to this
YouTube video of a short documentary made by Larry Cuba, the original artist, that explains how he did it. In 1977."
First post, and you still got modded redundant. :(
No kidding!!! What do you say at this point?
Don't believe these lies.
The wireframe of the death star did not shoot first in the original.
...even for todays standards...
The interestingly named "Topless Robot"
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You must be a programmer...
... I remember DirectX 7 quite well.
I just imagine manipulating 3d graphics with a casio pg-380 midi guitar.
"It's such a fine line between stupid and clever" -- David St. Hubbins, Spinal Tap
Oh, come now. Everyone knows that Babylon 5 is a big pile of shit.
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You didn't cry during Wall-E? I mean, didn't either, it was just I hadn't dusted the room in a while and it was irritating my eyes.
*** someone what of a spoiler alert ***
If you ever watched the making of one of the Aliens movies you found out the slime from he aliens mouths is corn syrup. All that sweet smelling stuff free flowing over everything. After I found that out the aliens lost a lot of their scariness. I seen the slime drooling out of one of those alien's mouths and my brain goes "ooo candy".
Today they would have framed that shot tight on the graphics with the speaker on one side.
And the guy would be showing a PowerPoint, littered with stock photos of generic, diverse, Stormtroopers sitting around an office conference table with happy looks on their faces.
HFCS? You should be more scared.
For all intensive purposes, "whom" is no longer a word. That begs the question, "who cares"?