Enterprise Leaves Spacedock

[Mr. Wilde]

Hi everyone,

I thought I'd share this here as well. It's pure LightWave (with compositing in AE, and editing in Premiere).

Enjoy!

 

[Ma3rk]

Was that with LW 5.6? Movie was in 1991, and LW 8 came out in 2006 ...

 

[Mr. Wilde]

Was that with LW 5.6? Movie was in 1991, and LW 8 came out in 2006 ...

LW 3.1 on an Amiga 3000 of course.

 

[Ma3rk]

Oooo, better yet!

The effects held up much better that the cast.

 

[Sensei]

Amiga 500/600 could render up to 4096 colors in HAM, and
Amiga 1200+ could render up to 262144 colors in HAM6.

 

[prometheus]

Amiga 500/600 could render up to 4096 colors in HAM, and
Amiga 1200+ could render up to 262144 colors in HAM6.

I got one Amiga 2000, though I don´t use it, I may want to sell it( if there´s some value in it?)
The only reason for keeping it isn´t games or graphics, but the soundlibrary tool that I have for the Roland D50
syntheseizer, though when I find a good way of transfering those to something equal in windows, no point in having it.

But to shock everyone, there´s no harddrive

 

[Shabazzy]

@Mr. Wilde - 1521 hours in LW3.1! That's INSANE!

Sir. WE ARE NOT WORTHY!

This is an INCREDIBLE achievement. It truly is inspiring when LightWave is shown off this way.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

I would love to know how quickly this project would render on today's modern computers though.

Taking all bets.

 

[Julez4001]

He was joking.

 

[gmd3d]

That was pure joy to watch Mr. Wilde.