ROCKER MILL

Figure 61: Stone trough and stone rocker in action. (Image courtesy of Dr. Erickson)

Figure 62: Trough shape.

Figure 63: Trough with stone texture.

Figure 64: Reference image for trough and rocker of rocker mill (Métraux 1948: 443)

Figure 65: Trough shape edited to look like a log.

Figure 66: Texture used to put UV shells over and make the trough look wooden.

Figure 67: Final trough model.

Figure 68: Created a cylinder polygon to start model of the rocker.

Figure 69: Rocker inside trough after the corners were rounded and it was scaled further to the correct size.

Figure 70: Final model of the rocker inside of the trough.

Figure 71: First idea on how to create a stone using a sphere polygon.

Figure 72: Second idea on how to create stone using multiple sphere polygons.

Figure 73: Final idea on how to create a stone using a square polygon.

Figure 74: Picture of ground stone in the middle of being manipulate to look like the reference image. Edges are sharp.

Figure 75: Same model as Figure 74 but smoothed.

Figure 76: Stone with Blinn texture on it.

Figure 77: Stone with Lambert texture on it.

Figure 78: Stone uploaded into trough file.

Figure 79: Stone size scaled to fit inside trough.