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Thanks a lot ReVerSi :)
But I get an error when I render.
It seems like the word "form" don't fits with pov-ray (window$ v3.1)
Some other stuff don't works either.
2 bad... argh
Bob
I've reinstalled it before, but I've made so many configurations,
that I don't want to, lazy? yes...
Even if the help file are 5 mb, it only filled 53 kb when I zipped it..
I've asked a friend of mine to mail them to me, so it seems like it's all ok
Thanks for you help
-Peter
Reinhard Rettelbach <rei### [at] t-onlinede> wrote in message
news:38525367.9241A990@t-online.de...
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> Peter Hertel schrieb:
> >
> > I'm trying to make some good plastic textures.
> > I need one of the kind you find on toothbrushes, disks and so on.
> > And one like the texture on a computer.
> > The ones I make are far too shiny.
> >
> > like this one:
> > finish {diffuse 0.3 reflection 0.3 specular 0.7} <<---these settings
seem to be a little bit too high IMO
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> Hi Peter,
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> for a comuter cage you might take a texture, I've used for the body of a
> transistor radio modell as a basis. You find it at
> http://povobjects.virtualave.net/cgi-bin/objlist.cgi?/electronics/
> Perhaps you shoud lower the setting for normal{} and adjust the scaling
> of the entire texture for your purpose, depending on your camera
> distance, angle of view, lighting, and, and and...
>
> At the same site you also will find an excellent texture for a CD,
> written by R.S.Johanson
> as well as one for a telephon device.
>
> happy tracing
>
> ReVerSi
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