Fooling around again in Sculpture generator, GLC Player, and finalizing it all in Gimp.

Looks very cool Rod; looks like you caught the sculpture bug like many of us did a few months back. lol

I did at that along with the figure out a way to make more shapes bug.
Which i did ...
By downloading JavaView ( http://javaview.de/ ) for Windows you can create different shapes, save them as objects, and open them in GLC Player.Then of course you can animate them.

Looks great, Rod!

I am having way too much fun with this.

I made one too.
Recorded it with gtk-recordyourdesktop program which produces an ogv file.
Converted it to avi and uploaded it to youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2GtiezvQfI
Gerard.

That is a sweet looking animation Gerard!

Is that a floating biscuit Rod lol

The first sculpture looks stunning

Thanks, and no it's supposed to be a brick.

looks like a brick to me Rod.

Thanks Molly!

Actually when you mention biscuits to me Lorri i think of big round fluffy doughy things full of butter.
Never saw a flat biscuit before.

Well not unless it's cornbread, and well...that's not really a biscuit is it?

Thanks Rod,
I did this just for fun.
Frankly I am too old to like "machine made" art.
I used Auto Rotate and Auto Wobble of SG to make it rotate.
Gerard.

What's called biscuit in the US is called scones in Britain AFAIK.
Gerard.

Edit: And what's called biscuit in Britain is called cookie in the US.
Actually the word originates from France and means "twice baked/cooked".
Certain kinds of fine ceramics are called biscuit too for the same reason.

So who named kippers?

I don't know about kippers.
They're sold here too but made in Holland.
I prefer the English kippers 'cause they're less salty.
Gerard.

Rod we have them here and we call them borburns they are yummy chocolate

Borburns?
Do they have bourbon in them?