3DASA 3D THUMBNAILS 11.14.99


	PROJECTS

Marsface

MMask

Venus_Night

Boat

Animation

CoolingSystem

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At 3DASA we specialize in high quality low bandwidth VRML scenes.

How to use this page.

1. Click image (shown above) to load scene or
2. Click scene name for detailed description.

* VRML - Virtual Reality Markup Language


	MARSFACE

Face-on-Mars. Natural land formation with unusual geographic characteristics. This rendition of the face was of interest to the author at the time of development and has no merit in fact and should not be interpreted so - it is simply the result of a grayscale image conversion.


	MMASK

MMask - Somewhere in Europe and definitely on planet Earth. Sky, Valley, Clouds and Solids make up this high quality 3D scene where users are immersed in a virtual world of framework, cover and hyperlinked drilldowns.


	VENUS NIGHT

This scene uses the same object model as MMask. The background was changed and we added trees, grass, snow and shading - the object model remained untouched. This scene is about grayscaling and its impact on elevation data - needless to say the impact is significant, scene break up at vrml boundaries is due to its beta test nature and not worthy of further refinement.


	BOAT EL-CAPITAN

Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java.	Big wall climbing at some of its best. El Capitan is just one of the many challenges Yosemite Nat'l Park provides. Special note, at the base of El Capitan exists a forest with meadows, streams, ponds etc. NOT! the demonstrative lake shown here.
Can it be done." That was the water question. Using El Capitan we added water to the valley floor along with a few solids.


	ANIMATION

Motion is the focus of this scene. The scene consists of multiple synchronous objects combined to form one fluid motion. The scene is about objects, relationships and fluidity.

click shock body or suspension member(s) to start animation.


	COOLING SYSTEM

Maximizing resources is what this scene is all about. By reusing VRML objects we were able to construct our snowmobile cooling system using minimal resources. This approach allows us to improve load time.