I've always liked the Recognizers, especially they top part of them.... They seem menacing to me

I'm probably wrong, but I'm sure it says 10 minutes per frame in the special features. Lisberger also describes computers as an airbrush artist that can produce thousands of images a day (he also said that the shading was always correct and other stuff like that).

Ah, I see what you mean now. Sorry, I obviously wasn't thinking...

Not to get too far off topic here but to quote myself from the other thread...

wwwmwww Wrote3) Check out the tank in the scene from 49:52 to 49:55. Its also different from all the other tanks seen in the movie. Can anyone tell me what is different about it? I don't think this could be called a blooper as maybe its just a unique tank.

By chance does anyone have a screen capture of this tank? To keep this on topic... I guess I could comment that if there are 4 recognizer models used in the film, there are also atleast 3 different tank models.

Carl

Todd,

I second Carl thanks for the plug also. Carl that screen capture you posted is right before the Editor realized he better cut the shot before the tank turret collides with the Arrow Dot. But what ever, it's the digital world, not the real world, to objects can occupy the same space at the same time. Unless its solid modeling...

-Z

wwwmwww Wrote:Todd, I just wanted to thank you for the plug on the main page. Do you think you could help with the screen captures mention in the post just above this one and in the 3rd post in this thread? Thanks, Carl

You're welcome!

You've been doing some FINE work and your attention to detail is outstanding. I mean, I had no idea there were so many differences in the recognizers... or light cycles for that matter! I always look forward to your new renders.

I'm sorry, but what exactly did you mean about helping with the screen captures mention in the post just above the one I quoted? And the 3rd post in this thread? Are you looking for additional screen captures of specific moments in the film? Sorry - it was a LONG, hard day for me and work and I'm probably just missing the obvious, but a little clarification would be helpful.
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wwwmwww Wrote:Todd, I meant to ask one other question as well... Also, not every one of the fan-made creations featured in these threads have been uploaded to TRON-Sector's archives & galleries. Artists, please help out by uploading them via the member upload section. It makes archiving these wonderful creations a lot easier. :-) Are you SURE about that? I bet I have close to 100 images I could upload if you wanted me too. Carl

What?

100 images?

Wow!

Ok, in that case - no.

What I meant is that new images appear in threads all the time, and I don't always have the time to pick them out, and archive them. Often, I don't even discover some of these awesome images until long after they're posted. If people would upload an image here and there - it would be helpful in making sure they all get archived and not overlooked or missed.

But... when you've got 100 images, I would prefer them like this:

1) Please name all of the image files in plain English, using normal spaces and title case (or however you'd like to see them listed in thir titles). This helps me in entering a proper title for the images and not trying to make up a suitable title for a file named something like this: cycle14a_rot35.jpg

2) Please zip all images in to one zip file and either e-mail it to me directly or upload it to the file archives and I'll take it from there (whichever you prefer). One zip file is a whole lot easier to work with than 100 individual uploads or attachments.

3) If you want to include additional text or write-ups with your images, please feel free to do so. I'll need that in a tab delimited text file in this format:

SECTION CATEGORY GROUP TITLE DESCRIPTION FILENAME
TRON Fan Art Ed Keefe First 3D Studio Max Version This was my first render of the 3D Studio Max Version first 3d studio max version.jpg

NOTE: The 2nd row does not line up with the header row because of content length, but they line up based on where the TAB breaks are.

Maybe this helps a little:

SECTION (TAB) CATEGORY (TAB) GROUP (TAB) TITLE (TAB) DESCRIPTION (TAB) FILENAME

The first row is unnecessary - it's just a header of what data you should include. The second row is an example of a file I uploaded of Ed Keefe's (only the description was just made up now as an example).

Sending me the information in this format is a BIG time saver! And I encourage you to include write-ups for any images you'd like to share additional info on. Also note that you can name your titles anything you want regardless of their file names if you choose the tab delimited text file option (no need to name your files in English this way).

I hope that all made sense.

wwwmwww Wrote:There are 2 screen captures that I don't currently have that I'd like to have. (1) The scene when Flynn steps out through the "eyes" of the recognizer after he crashes it. In this scene you can see the shape of the eyes. (2) On the DVD the scene from 49:52 to 49:55 shows a tank that is different from ALL the other tanks. I don't believe I've ever seen a screen capture of this scene. If you could help with either of these I'd really appreciate it. Thanks, Carl

Ahh - that makes perfecet sense!

I'll see what I can do this weekend.

Of course, if someone else has a moment to grab these images first - please feel free to post them.

Hi!

I have checked my dvd on 49:52 to 49:55, but i cant see
a tank right there.
Its the scene where Flynn and Ram are laying on the ground
after they have been shot by the tank.
The only thing ive found is in the scene, where they are hiding in the wall and the tank is passing by.
The tank there dont have the holes in the front of the turret
and is missing the insets in the treads.

The insets in the treads:
You can see it nicely on the back of the tread.

Or here at the front (the triangle)
I think this tank has a different inset at the back of the tread. it seems onle to be at the middle of the back,
while the other ones have it going up to the top of it.

Here you can see the missing holes and front-inset

And the missing inset on the back of the tread.

I hope i could make it understandable

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Hi Carl!

Lol, the turret is mounted in the middle, not backwards
like on the others

Dirk