Personal work (2007)

'Purification temple' demo level. A demo level created with the C4 Engine world editor (release 149). There was no use of any external DCC tools, just some textures. Left-click on the images for a larger size view.

Several concept sketches:

A small level created with C4's world editor. The version used to create this level was 'Build136'. You can see more screenshots here.

Creation of four advergames. These advergames were created to promote the city of Caceres (Spain). You can see more screenshots here. They were created with Virtools. I made the textures, 3D models, integration and script programming in Virtools, but no the characters.

A housing estate created with 3DS Max for a virtual walkthrough.

Viewer for eye structures created with Quest3D.

Taospain interactive (2004) - In-house (www.taospain.com)

These next images were created for the proposal of three interactive installations for KutxaEspacio de la Ciencia, a science museum in San Sebastian (Spain). They were used for the presentation of the projects.

I developed a camera setup in 3DS Max for both the large-scale projection system and the 2DOF large-scale simulator.

The next images show two in-house projects. A simple rollercoaster world with three camera setup, all of them ready for stereoscopy: a simple camera, three cameras for the previous large-scale projection system and five cameras for the 2DOF large-scale simulator. And the last two images show the concept of a personal simulator.

Creation of four motorbikes circuits. They were based on real Spanish circuits (Jerez, Montmelo and Cheste), plus one Portuguese circuit (Estoril). They were created with 3DS Max for a propietary game engine.

Avatars Virtual Technologies (2003) - Freelance.

Creation of the textures and modeling of a technology center. The engine was a modified version of CrystalSpace.

This interactive world was based on 'La casa de Hippolytus' ruins, inside 'Complutum', an archeology complex. The project was created with Virtools.

Some very old projects but it was my first contact with 3D realtime artwork. The first four images correspond to a small game created for an interactive experience with VR devices for promotional purposes. The user controlled a mini-submarine through a couple of joysticks. In addition, a HMD and a head tracker allowed the user to look around.

The last two correspond to a small game from a group of six made for a kids entertainment centre.

Several VR projects. The first two correspond to a presentation of an entertainment centre. The last is a small simulation of an interactive installation for promotional purposes.