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> Scott Hill <sco### [at] innocent com> wrote:
> :> Putting one copy of the original object and several copies of
> : translucent
> :> objects doesn't give the correct result.
>
> : Why not ?
>
> Because all the "samples" have to contribute by the same amount. In this
> method you will have irregular distribution of the samples.
>
> The correct way would be take n "samples" each one of them contributing
> 100/n % to the final color.
> With only semi-transparent objects each object contributes less than
> 100/n %. Adding one instance of the non-transparent object makes the result
> only worse.
Yes, this should be better, but will povray interact well with the idea? I mean
povray will surely be able to make n transparent objects, but will it accumulate
the colors correctly?
Thanks,
Simon
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