See you later Sweeden

sorry FiL...nothing personal =)
what an upset, eh?

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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Nooooooooooooot really..., Well that´s bad luck that we lost, but we still have our world famous "Seal Basher Team"



Eh?, on second thought...that´s Norway.

*sob*

This is my new <font color=blue>Updated</font color=blue>, <font color=green>Eatable</font color=green> & <font color=red> Fresh </font color=red> sig.

I wish I had...

This is my old <font color=blue>Downdated</font color=blue>, <font color=green>Uneatable</font color=green> & <font color=red> rotten </font color=red> sig.

After their surprise victory over France, I jokingly exclaimed Senegal would take it all.
It's not so much of a joke now.
Vegas had them at 33:1 before yesterday.

Flame not, lest ye be phlegmed.

First, skip/don´t use the "Metal shader", it´s crappy.

I usually use the "Blinn Shader" for metal surfaces.
In the "Diffuse slot", add a dark color (almost black, with a slight tint of yellow)
The specular value has to be very high (around 300-400, play around till you are satisfied)
The glossiness value should be, say 40-60...

Use a "masked" falloff material in the reflection slot together with a raytrace material, this way you get more reflections along the sides of the object which makes it look more realistic.

Finally, you need to put some objects in your scene so your reflective object has something to reflect! (oh, really!?)

Use a skymap or something similar in the environment slot together with some other objects and you should get some nice results!

As for values in the raytrace material you have to use trial & error...


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Hmm, I played around with a bunch of stuff, and it seems though that the color looks more vibrant w/o the falloff. It's useful on darker metals though.

My frog asked me for a straw...dunno what happened his ass all over the place

Ah, one thing I have discovered is the tutorials - I learned most on my own, but I'm gonna go through em cause now I have time (summer vacation). Only probelm is, I can't find the tutorial cd......damnit

My frog asked me for a straw...dunno what happened his ass all over the place

GO CHINA!

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LHG this is neither the time, nor the place!

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Senegal deserves it-African athletic ability and pushy French attitude, all wrapped up into one small country. As for Sweden, well, my viking ancestors are rolling in their graves over the notion that we would even play such a sport!

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

GO HOLLAND!

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Your Swedish-American brothers did not radically change their attitudes as the people back home did.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

what the hell are you doing here old friend?

lets go fuckk some booches yp man... lets go

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What am I doing here?

Well, this & that sums it up pretty good.

F*** some booches, hmmm...maybe if someone explain to me what a booch is (if it´s female I consider your offer to F*** some booches, otherwise...sorry I have to reject your generous offer)

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How do you know?


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Old people in sweden are generally more traditional than young ones, I guess this is true in other countries as well, how old is this person who wrote the article?

I myself am not a man that cares especially about traditions, I hardly even "celebrate" christmas...We don´t even get the day off when it is our national day, shame you could say...
Or it might be a good thing, why try to make people more "nationalistic" and aware of national borderlines instead of making them see the world without borders?

As for being individualistic I have to disagree strongly, almost all people I know or have met are very aware of themselves and have a worldview that differs from the older generation, it´s a view that is more openminded and that
almost always welcomes new things, be it religion, politics or various trends.
People are trying to develop skills or talents that makes them stand out, they´re doing almost everything just to avoid being put into a certain "category" of people.

The younger people are, the more "aware" of themselves they seem to be.
When I was 11 I was hardly aware or cared of the problems around the world, I was not interested in politics or in being individualistic, I just enjoyed being with my family and playing with my "Transformers".
Todays kids are "forced" to grow up more quickly and learn the "ways of life" at a younger stage and they are more aware of themselves as being a unique person, at least more than I was!

As for being competetive, there´s not much of that in sweden except a "chosen few" that aim for that top position at a big company or something.
Most people in Sweden are middle class and content with their lifes as it is, not needing to be competetive as there is no such environment here.
Instead we´re paying skyhigh taxes that in turns grants all citizens "free" healthcare and education, so there is really no need to earn that extra $$$.

This is my old <font color=blue>Downdated</font color=blue>, <font color=green>Uneatable</font color=green> & <font color=red> rotten </font color=red> sig.

Hmm... I used to know a funny list of rules called: The teacher rules. Lets see what I remember:
1. The teacher is always right.
2. When a pupil has right rule 1 is active immediatly.
3. The teacher stays the teacher even in his ¿swimmingware¿.
...

<b>P75 @ 90 Mhz</b>... because I need the speed.

LOL, no, by a Swedish person, written to help Americans who do business there.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?