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The Great EV/EVO Ship Design Competition! Vote for your favorite Ship Designs!
Prizes: Fame, Glory, feedback from other great designers, entry into the "EV Spacecraft Hall of Fame"
Voting Dates:2nd-16th October 2000
Voting is now open for the Great EV/EVO Ship Design Competition! 8 fantastic designers have submitted 14 ship designs for everyone to vote on. The web page;
(url="http://"http://www.sutherland-studios.com.au/family/evocomp.html")http://www.sutherlan...ly/evocomp.html(/url)
is ready for you to look at and vote on. Click on the small previews to see large graphic scenes and sprite animations. You can vote and post comments on the ships. (comments will be moderated).
Enjoy! Ralph
Competition Details:
4 files were required:
A quicktime movie of 36 frames showing one sprite revolution, Maximum size 96x96 pixels. A standard 100x100 yard picture in standard 8bit macOS colours
A 300x300 pixel, millions of colours view or scene of the ship. Anything goes, designers choice. (jpg with max quality)
A paragraph describing the ship by the designer.
Designers can enter up to two ships.
This format was chosen to keep the competition website to a manageable size (MBs cost $). The small sprite size is also a test of skill in producing good looking small graphics. The 8 bit yard picture is also a test of technical skill, to get a rendering to look good under a limited graphics environment. The 300x300 scene is where the designer can go crazy and show off all their imagination, in 32 bit colour!.ited 10-01-2000).)