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I am saying they probably 'will' work. But why waste the extra CPU cycles to
use iso's when perturbed normals are likely just as effective?
(Given the size of the microfacets). I really can't say about the photons
though. Like you, I haven't really studied them yet. :)
bat### [at] cadronhsa com
Nekar Xenos wrote in message <3abaec19@news.povray.org>...
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>"Batronyx" <bat### [at] cadronhsa com> wrote in message
. . .and iso's and photons, while not hurting anything, might be
>> overkill.
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>If a surface is perfectly smooth it would be reflective so radiosity
>shoulkdn't have any effect anyway. Why wouldn't isosurfaces and photons
>work? I haven't studied them yet, but I'm very keen to(so little time and
>so much to do)...
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>Nekar
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