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bio website area.autodesk.com/blogs/jean
location Montréal
age 39
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I am a C++ software developer turned product manager. My job at Autodesk is to ensure you want to buy our next version of 3ds Max. I like cooking and throw clay as a hobby (yes pottery).

Lego bricks were my favorite toys as a kid. I provided my children with my old collection and I am enjoying rediscovering the vintage models and walking on loose bricks during the night.


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awarded  Popular Question
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comment What is oodammo?
instructables.com/answers/What-is-an-Oddammo-pistol
Feb
22
comment What is the male:female ratio of gendered minifigures?
There's worse than lady, there's C3P0
Feb
18
answered How to fix my XL motor?
Feb
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comment Technic axle corrosion? What happened here?
What is amusing is that this was written by you :).
Feb
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revised Technic axle corrosion? What happened here?
added 115 characters in body
Feb
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comment Technic axle corrosion? What happened here?
Ah, yes I remember reading another recipe is used for flexible pieces such as axles.
Feb
6
answered Technic axle corrosion? What happened here?
Jan
25
comment How can I make micro-scale water?
oops. I somehow skipped "microscale". I'd use the same techniques regardless.
Jan
24
answered How can I make micro-scale water?
Jan
19
comment Lead in LEGO bricks
Ouch, "Protegez-vous" is a Quebec (Canada) magazine - their headquarter country.
Jan
16
awarded  Nice Question
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awarded  Nice Question
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comment How can I create synthetic imagery (rendering) of LEGO models?
I believe LEGO does their boxes and manuals using Maya. I wanted to write about that but couldn`t find any publicly available information. Someone, somewhere has all the bits it takes :)
Jan
13
comment How can I create synthetic imagery (rendering) of LEGO models?
with the peeron measured colors and the "Arch and design" materials, you can get photorealistic plastics that are perfectly matching reality. with a calibrated background, you could get a an image that no one could tell it`s 3D. (I am assuming you have all the lego parts properly modeled, with the studs and lego embossing)
Jan
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comment How can I create synthetic imagery (rendering) of LEGO models?
you're supposed to model the missing parts yourself :) That make it a workflow that isn`t meant for all.