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Wikipedia Article of the Day
Sep. 3rd, 2008 11:08 amI forget who did this originally, but I'm making my own entry into the genre. Hat tip to the progenitor…
Today's Wikipedia Article of the Day is:
The Utah Teapot
If you have done any study or tinkering with 3D computer graphics, you've undoubtedly stumbled across the Utah Teapot. Today's WAD (hehehe) renders a good history of how it came to be. I've worked with the Utah Teapot for decades, but didn't realise the original model never included a bottom surface. Even if you haven't studied 3D computer graphics, you probably recognise the Utah Teapot from films like Toy Story, and other animations.
Today's Wikipedia Article of the Day is:
The Utah Teapot
If you have done any study or tinkering with 3D computer graphics, you've undoubtedly stumbled across the Utah Teapot. Today's WAD (hehehe) renders a good history of how it came to be. I've worked with the Utah Teapot for decades, but didn't realise the original model never included a bottom surface. Even if you haven't studied 3D computer graphics, you probably recognise the Utah Teapot from films like Toy Story, and other animations.
