Today's 3D scene is based on some insect or small animal. One that can fly. It could be a bee or a bat. Meet him. This friend lives in a cave. And he's just about to fly out. See what's new while he was sleeping in his hole.
The animal flies out of his hole. He slept well. And contented and happy, he flies out of the hole. He lives in a little house like this. Where does the hole lead? You fly through a dark tunnel. It's quiet. Not cold. But not hot either. It has its own atmosphere. And deep inside, there's a little house. Dark and cozy. A light bulb is burning there. A crib. There's a chair. Lots of honey. Lots of tea. The animal is growing dill under the lamp. Eating greens is fun. The lettuce is also growing under the lamp.
And now he's had enough sleep and flies out. Just one O! A big O! And then when you take off. It's like this. It depends on how much sleep you've had. You might not be able to tell. It could be day. Or it could be night. All good, of course. But the funniest thing is flying out during the day. On a bright, sunny summer day. Sometimes you miss. You take off—and it's night. A couple of times. It's even fun.
Sometimes there are storm clouds and rain, and it's almost dark, like evening or night. Or there's no rain, but it's so dark because of the clouds. You could fly back. It happens. But most often, it's a nice summer day. For variety and interest, different weather is good. A varied climate. And there is night. And rain. And gloomy clouds. But the best weather is a nice, sunny day. That's what happens most often.
It's interesting to know what will happen today. Day. Night. Clouds. Light or dark. Rain. Or sun. Here he flies through a tunnel and thinks. The tunnel is curved and has a length. Like a wormhole into another dimension. It's a thing. From a mole. A friend like that. By the way, I'll have to fly to him. He digs holes.
Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.
