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  Re: visible flourescent/neon tube light  
From: David Reynolds
Date: 9 Sep 1998 04:08:33
Message: <35F6295F.D7C1D0D6@bellsouth.net>
As Ken said there are good pics in the IRTC competitions. I case you do
not have all pics available. I looked through my archives and found some
that might help. 
JulAug97 'ersarmor.jpg'
JulAug97 'magia.jpg'
MayJun97 'toka2100.jpg'
SepOct96 'atlantis.jpg'
SepOct96 'attack1.jpg'
SepOct96 'ewbatl.jpg'
SepOct96 'lsaber.jpg'

These are just some of the ones that stud out to me. There are others
that might help you especially in the Space round SepOct96. 

Have fun and let us know how it turns out.
David Reynolds





Edward Lotter wrote:
> 
> Try as I might (and search as I might) I have not been able to find a
> solution to this one!
> 
> My first thought (when learning POV-Ray) was a light that looked like a
> cyclinder.
> The docs do NOT tell you that the light will ONLY emit from the source, not
> the
> entire object.
> 
> Okay, next try. Halos! Many frustrated hours later. NOPE!
> 
> Finally, linear area lights!! Even more frustrated hours later. I don't
> think so!!
> 
> Since I'm not a fundi with POV-Ray, it's entirely possible I have missed a
> salient
> point in one or a combination of the above which would have solved my
> dilemma, but
> what it is eludes me!
> 
> How does one render a visible flourescent tube (like those in an office
> ceiling)?
> Or even a neon sign??
> 
> Thanks in advance for any pointers and help.
> 
> Cheers
> Eddie


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