Ive created a small set of 7 Spheres of increasing poly count for the use of gauging performance.

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Just playing with the idea of what i call wrappers, basically seperate flat objects ussed as indicators (changes in color etc). I have kept them (every so slightly) seperated from the main object and have givven them a slightly smaller surface just for clarity and also gives it a little extra umm 3dedness : ) Edit: Added 3 more models

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Ive been ussing GLC Player ( http://www.glc-player.net/ ) to quikly view the models and to create the info pages for the models, i also ussed it for the first header of this blog). Its small, fast, doesnt need installing (zipped version), and so far i like it alot.The only issues so far are the fact it only seems to display my .obj files correctly (probably due to the fact i export from blender not the actual original native app) and the html it exports needs abit of modification before its suitable for upload (2.2.0 and 2.3.0 64bit).

Youll find an .album file for each collection/model i post here which GLC player can use to load all the models at once (hopefully works outside its original folder, let me know) or you can open more than one file at a time if all else fails : ). Keep in mind ive supplied the models in all the formats blender can export to as well as the original .blender files but it seems only the .obj files should be ussed inside GLC Player atleast in my case.

If you know of model viewer that compares do let me know : ) especially if its snapshot and exported information features are more robust.

This was my first sit down session with Blender after i got through the GUI and modeling sections of the video tutorial. Nothing fancy at all, very basic shapes, at most 5 objects-segments, very low poly count.

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