Matthew Cowle: May 2011

Crysis Files

Levels:

http://www.gamefront.com/files/20286202/3378073a_levels.zip

Objects:

http://www.gamefront.com/files/20286220/z3378073_objects.zip

Everyone has a different perspective on life and the way in which that life should be lived. This creates the opertunity to explore different ideas using different methods and resources. With that being said different conclusions are possible and this is what creates the controversy in todays world.

In this Crysis environment Sigmund Freud and Isaac Newton each have their own labs to conduct their own experiments according to their beliefs or methods. There is also a meeting place where they can share their results or methods on how they reached their conclusions. The square in the middle (meeting place) represents the controversy in todays world in relation to the different methods of research and the way in which certain conclusions are reached. The labs for each scientist are on opposite sides and are not visible to one another so that each scientist can research and explore in their own way and reach their own conclusion without any other influences other than their own beliefs and or methods.

Google SketchUp Link

Final SketchUp Model

Sigmund Freud & Isaac Newton

Second SketchUp Model

Sigmund Freud:

His research methods were unorthodox

Isaac Newton:

He Merged religion with sciences and maths

First SketchUp Model

Isaac Newton:

He Merged Religion with sciences and maths

Textures

Axonometrics

Hypotheses:

MODEL 1 & 5:

MODEL 2 & 3:

No matter what is is your doing, in order for a good result you need to set goals and be focused and have your mind set on achieving the end result, not letting anything distract you of your main goal.

MODEL 4 & 6:

Gravity Mathematics and Religion, although seem somewhat unrelated are actually all interconnected through the basis of science.