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Originally posted by klatunictobarata
Gosh, pj, and I thought I was making SOME progress! When you said this: "Wow, Schuyler. Very similar indeed. And those things are supposed to shoot photons from them? Hmmm..", you must have given your serious opinion because I noticed you didn't leave Schuyler a smiley face.
Or, pj, maybe I misinterpreted you and I am having a bad drone day. Should we be looking for images or physical structures or photo image backgrounds at all or has it all been done before and there is little left to accomplish? I really would value your opinion and from some other respected ATS contributors like chunder and Elliott . . . What else can we do but wait?
Originally posted by klatunictobarata
I would like to ask you and any other graphic artist or CGI expert here the following:
If YOU, as a trained expert, were going to create a knockout new drone, a CARET-PACL Manual/Language primer, and supporting graphics that have never ever been seen before, just how would you go about doing it?
Originally posted by klatunictobarata
If humans are able to put this together, where do these creative people get the ideas or mental engrams to design shapes, letters, symbols, physics, objects, and so on? Out of the blue with no past memories to affect these utterly new and innovative shapes and concepts? I don't think so. The mental and physical images we see during our life experiences stay with us, either consciously or subconsciously.
Originally posted by agent violet
11 11, i thought that your above post was very thought out and well phrased.
Originally posted by agent violet
and that question is...how did they/he create the hangar concrete floor slabs? did they take a picture of them and then just add it to their model or what?
Originally posted by agent violet
also, for the primer, would the artist who created the designs would not have had to write out what it was and then create it? for instance: 'octal junction leading into a cascade triple non-orbital parent junction' and such. so the artist imo, but i may be wrong, must ave written the description down and then created it, adding his pre-made fonts.
Originally posted by agent violet
i can see it now, lego building blocks:the drone edition.