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4/11/2006 4:44:06 PM

i agree marko, that would be tight - what game engine would you use? is it possible to extrude from a CAD drawing? ideas?

4/11/2006 8:25:14 PM

i have no idea

i know architecture and ID collaborated on some stuff a couple of semesters ago to design imaginary design school courtyards

CSC and ID also collaborated not too long ago...i think they used the unreal engine

i think maya was used in both studios...i would think that by now somehow autocad could import into maya

but i really don't know...i bet prof tim buie or pat fitzgerald might know

4/12/2006 11:56:18 AM

It'd be fairly easy to do in unreal, I would imagine.

Quote :

"The night MLK was assasinated, they declared a curfew on campus and no students were allowed out (there was rioting in downtown Raleigh)."

My dad said he could see the glow of the fires downtown from campus.

4/13/2006 1:12:55 AM

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"i wish someone would 3-D render some of the old buildings in a game engine and you could "walk" around things like riddick stadium or wander around the original pullen hall...all in color and texture"

This is actually being worked on. They are using the unreal engine IIRC.

http://www.csc2.ncsu.edu/sdc/students/information/projects/f2k5.php#p13
http://www.csc2.ncsu.edu/sdc/students/information/projects/project_list.php#p9

I think Lionheart worked on that project. They modeled the brickyard and Carter Finley. You couldn't walk inside the buildings but they did a pretty good job capturing the brickyard.

4/13/2006 8:36:54 AM

Here is a program for the 1949 Dixie Classic held in Reynolds Coliseum. It was the basketball tournament that put State and the rest of the Big Four on the map. If you click the image of the bio for Coach Everett Case you will see on the seal 'North Carolina State College for Agriculture and Engineering'

Also UNC's mascot is the "Phantoms" at the time.

http://www.richardcurrinelectrical.com/1949dixieclassic.htm

4/15/2006 5:18:43 PM

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"There's a fountain donated by a really really really early NC State class between Primrose Hall and Tompkins."

I believe it is named after Mary Yarborough.

4/17/2006 10:50:06 PM

no, that's between Peele and Watauga

4/18/2006 9:16:48 AM