Welcome to TC-RTC.co.uk, and thanks to all that entered the last Challenges!
The Challenge for the January 1st/February 28th Stills is: 'Clocks' by Jerome K. Jerome 1859 - 1927
The Challenge for the January 1st/April 30th Animations is: 'Relativity' by Albert Einstein 1879-1955
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Current Stills Challenge
January, 2009 Topic : "Clocks" There are 39 days left until upload finishes There are 53 days until voting finishes |
Current Animation Challenge
January, 2009 Topic : "Relativity" There are 100 days left until upload finishes There are 114 days until voting finishes |
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LAST COMPETITION WINNER
Chess and Checkers: The Way to Mastership (November, 2008)
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LAST COMPETITION WINNER
The Wizard (September, 2008)
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We hope that over the years, we will see many unique and individual images and animations per subjects. All images and animations will be rated through our automated rating system via the entrants themselves. The public can view all images and animations, but won't be able to rate them, only entrants can rate another image or animation. Raters, please leave your constructive comments too.
See this example of what can be achieved by Mark Slone! "Innocent Shadow" by Mark Slone | See this example of what can be achieved by Gilles Tran! "Glasses" by Gilles Tran |
For even more inspiration, visit the PoV-Ray Hall of Fame: http://hof.povray.org/index-lb.html
Our Aim...
We want to see the best 3D stills and animations artwork that you can develop using the rendering program and tools of your choice for the given subject. Over the 'Internet' and home-computing years, there have been many advancements in computer chip technology, which has enabled us budding 3D artists to actually do what we want to do. One usage that has catapulted in popularity on home computers is the ability to make/develop a still image or animation using various 3D rendering and raytracing programs used along with associated 3D modelling and texture software.
So get yourself some free programs (see above) and give it a try!
Last but not least, this TC-RTC website is here for everyone to have fun and to enjoy the experience of creating an image or animation in 3D given the present challenge.
We all look forward to seeing yours.
Above all else, enjoy the Challenge!
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