Chapter 118 Award-winning works

The competition process held by "Ten Continents" is very simple. After the contestants submit their works through the designated website, they can wait for the results.

During this process, netizens can also vote, but the list produced by voting does not have any reference value and is purely for the entertainment of netizens.

You ask why we need to set up online voting if it is useless? Of course, it is to facilitate Fang Xianyu, the game planner, to secretly observe which style and design is more popular, so that he can copy... Ahem, no, it is for reference!

More than ten days passed quickly. While the game announced that it would stop updating and prepare to start the third test, several new pinned posts appeared on the game forum.

The most popular posts were naturally those about the ranking of the competition, and the most shocking one was a big shot who had been shortlisted for the World Rendering Competition many times and won countless awards for modeling and rendering. She won the gold medals in the 3D design and creative short video categories, which shocked countless netizens! While congratulating her, netizens joked that this big shot might be able to buy a property in a first-tier city - because according to the latest post asking for numbers yesterday, the price of acquiring the activation code for the three-test qualification that is not bound has been hyped up to more than 600,000 yuan. The two gold awards added together, and even if she subtracted the ones she wanted to play, the twenty activation codes for the three-test qualification that are not bound could be sold for more than 10 million yuan!

Although many netizens were jealous, they still gave blessings and ridicule to this kind of person who relied on his own strength. After all, this big man who grew on his liver spent only more than ten days to make and render an extremely grand city model. His technology and details almost beat the silver medal winner behind him. It was really admirable! It was a city floating on the sea. The center of the city was a classic Bagua formation. The center of the formation was a dome building. The shape and design were quite similar to the Temple of Heaven in the real imperial capital. It looked like a temple for sacrifice.

Outside the temple is the Bagua Square with ripples of sea water, and further out, circles of buildings are scattered, with pavilions, terraces, towers, and pavilions; pavilions, terraces, corridors, and squares are scattered among them.

What's even more amazing is that there are speeding rail trains between buildings! Unlike the trains and subways on Blue Star, the rail transportation tools of this sea fairy city are small boats decorated with colorful glazed tiles and carvings, shuttling on the track-like water. The waves hit the boats, but they can only wash away an invisible barrier.

After all... after all, who would still use a glass cover when they are cultivating immortals? Of course, they would directly go to the barrier!

The fantasy fairy technology seemed to become reality at this moment.

The scale of the entire city is beyond imagination. In the video, as the camera changes, tens of thousands of houses and buildings appear. It is hard to imagine that this work was completed in just over a dozen days.

The gold medal works in the other two projects were also very exciting.

The gold award for illustration and illustration design is a floating fairy mountain, which is inverted in a triangular shape, and above the mountain are various buildings surrounded by fairy clouds. Among them, rare and exotic animals fly above, and demon cultivators and humans walk among them. The whole picture is like a romantic oriental fairy tale, depicting the fantasy world bit by bit.

The gold medal work of AI visual art is more creative. It is a flying boat comparable to an aircraft carrier. On the flying boat, there are crowded buildings, which are stacked and intertwined. Many monks are flying between houses and pavilions with swords. Just looking at it makes people feel the prosperity of fireworks and the bustling voices. In addition to the main body of the flying boat, there are also many small boats of different sizes suspended. The large ones are like basketball courts, and the small ones can only place tables and chairs. They are all around the flying boat, which is very interesting.

In addition, among the winning works, there are cities built on the back of the legendary giant beast Kunpeng, built on mountain tops, and standing on ice and snow, and so on.

However, after carefully looking at all the works, Fang Xianyu decided to copy the entry of Zhao Qing, the second place winner of the illustration and illustration design group, for reasons of cost and effect.

There is a white jade palace in the sky, with twelve towers and five cities. The immortal touches my head, and I am blessed with immortality. This poem, which is more than a thousand years old, is the first impression of immortal heroes for many Chinese people.

It is reasonable for the Immortal Poet to write about immortals.

Before the advent of the information age, when modern novels had not yet flourished, the Chinese people's entire fantasy of "immortality" was about heaven, auspicious clouds, and immortals who were all solemn and spotless.

It is "auspicious clouds and the king sits on the throne", "auspicious light lingers, civil and military officials line up in front of the white jade steps", "golden light rolls in red neon", and "auspicious air sprays purple mist". It is a romantic fantasy of traveling 180,000 miles on a cloud and 33 layers of heaven.

But no matter what, the word "immortal" always refers to the sky, because for the ancients, the sky is mysterious and out of reach. Only by conquering the "sky" can one be qualified to be called an "immortal."

In Zhao Qing's works, above the vast auspicious clouds are various palaces, with octagonal towers and four-corner pavilions scattered among them. Winding corridors constitute the entire building complex. There are pavilions everywhere and numerous mansions. The roofs alone are of various styles, including hip roofs, gable roofs, and pointed roofs.

In the picture, people are walking on auspicious clouds as if they were walking on flat ground. There are human cultivators and demon cultivators in the exquisite houses. A young disciple is running with a bag of herbs in his hands, and a pointy-eared girl is hurrying on her way with a pile of books. In the corner of the bamboo forest, a few furry tails are exposed, and a cultivator is sleeping sprawled in the dense grass.

It is the "fairyland" that the Chinese people once fantasized about, but it is no longer the "fairyland" with strict hierarchy and superiority as imagined.

However, Fang Xianyu chose this drawing not only because of its artistic quality, but more because of it...

Low cost.

In the rare quiet Taiyin Sect’s headquarters, Fang Xianyu stood in front of the sect’s main hall, took a deep breath, and began to “build” a new sect headquarters through the system’s energy.

Large pieces of auspicious clouds were squeezed into a ball and slowly spread out. First, there was an exquisite hall in a certain participating work. Hmm, it was copied... the ridge beasts were replaced, the pillars were modified, and the carvings were repaired. Perfect!

Then there was a certain building in another work that was very suitable for a library, so I copied that as well...

By the way, the corridor modeling in that 3D Gold Award seems to be very good, so I might as well just use it...

What? You said I was shameless for copying players' ideas? It's the game's business, can that be called plagiarism? That's called fully listening to players' opinions and adjusting the game content according to their wishes! There aren't many game planners as conscientious as her these days!