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@fieldswork.neocities.org
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test engineer, hobbyist 3d modeller/printer, developer and gamer girl

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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 11/01/2026
oh??
Big Fish Games, Inc. is a
casual game company based in Seattle with a regional office in Oakland, California, owned by Aristocrat Leisure. It is a developer and distributor of casual games for computers and mobile devices.
In 2016, the company was accused of knowingly deceiving customers into signing up for monthly purchases without informed consent. It was also the subject of a class action lawsuit over its app Big Fish Casino, resulting in a settlement of $155 million after a federal appeals court ruled that it constituted illegal online gambling...
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 21/09/2025
And... that's all! Thanks for reading :)
A screencap of the original Gaussian splatting scan I took of the dog, where she's laying cutely on some carpet. The image is in color and in relatively high detail!
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 21/09/2025
Learned a lot about surface reconstruction from this! Since the scan I took wasn't professionally done and had a LOT of noise, I ended up having to make a bunch of tweaks to the Poisson algorithm values used to create this surface.
A 3D plane showing a sleeping dog - the surface is jagged and rough.A 3D plane showing a sleeping dog - the surface is smooth, but lacking some detail.
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 21/09/2025
Gaussian splatting scan taken with Scaniverse on iPhone 13 mini, exported to .ply and noisy points deleted with @blender.org. CloudCompare was used to calculate normals and do Poisson surface reconstruction, with Blender again being used to create a simple pedestal and text!
A point cloud, vaguely resembling the scene of a dog sleeping on carpet.A messy first attempt at constructing a surface from the point cloud. It was a total failure, but the scene looks cool - on a blue background, red dots arranged in a cloud that looks like a dog is surrounded by white polygons jutting out of the ground both above and beneath the surface that the dog appears to be sleeping on.
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 21/09/2025
scanned my puppy dog, everyone say hi to tiki
a screenshot of the 3d modelling software blender, where a 3D scan of a dog sleeping has been placed onto a oval pedestal alongside the text "tiki <3"
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 13/09/2025
finally beat bomb rush cyberfunk, god that game is so stylish. had such a good time rushing through it though, although all i can think of is how cool almost every environment and character looked. soundtrack goes HARD, too.
A surreal low-poly game scene where a man with a boost pack and a red robot head is standing in front of a clerk's counter in the middle of a desert scene, with a honeycomb green structure in the background. Behind the clerk's counter is a metallic swordfish. To the right of the man is a line of people in stylized clothing, some with robot heads as well, all waiting to enter a door in a tall building even further behind the honeycomb structure. The sky is black, and the desert seems to end where the sky begins, right behind the building where the people are lining up.
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 21/05/2025
how many lawyer hours did this image take
The Fortnite battle bus, running on Fortnite mobile for iOS
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 15/02/2025
following up on this, 3d printed runescape mithril med helm has been a mild success with the only caveat being that i had to rip the back of the helmet out since my head is too god dang big
me wearing a 3d printed helmet that looks like it's from medieval times, but low-poly
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 26/10/2024
oh wait he’s actually kinda killing it rn
The medium helm from RuneScape partially 3d printed, about a quarter of the way - the helm is flipped upside down and you can see the side walls being printed
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 24/10/2024
please pray for him
a runescape medium helm, but it's flipped upside down dubiously in 3d printing software
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Fields @fieldswork.neocities.org · 22/10/2024
guys i have the idea for a halloween costume
a medium helmet from runescape in 3d printing softwarea runescape character wearing the medium helmet, which is what i'd go as for halloween
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