ATTENTION, Version 1T
Please check the "resources" section above for more specific information.
I would like to clarify that the texture was not intended to be viewed from the dancer's or actor's perspective (from inside the stage), but rather from the audience's perspective, that is, from a frontal observation point (for those looking from outside, from the observer's point of view). The sides, top and bottom are purposefully distorted to create this illusion of amplitude. As if the front opening of the stage were just a large window onto the landscape where the show takes place.
I am sure that in many cases these sets will serve only as a backdrop, and will receive additions with 3D Mesh content, and that will be very good.
Thank you and have a great show.
Adreano Constantine
See item in Second Life- A mesh object, impact 1, textured scene
- Original dimensions: 32x16x15.5mts (width, height, depth)
- Copiable and modifiable
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