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Mitchell Waite wrote:
> Do I understand from your comments that the stacked plane approach
> to clouds will not let me see a single fluffy cloud if I am looking down
> from above a small mountain, e.g. I won't see a cloud floating above the
> terrain?
Well, being based on planes, it works better for viewing directions not
much paralel to the planes.
> So far the only method that I have found that comes close to that is the
> technique of using concentric spheres and the special double illumination
> flag. Any comments on that technique?
Not tried it, but sounds like a fine solution from Zeger description, and
seing the clouds on his images, I think it can be appropiated for your
scene. Being spheres instead of planes, the point of view seems not a big
problem. Definitely, I must try it someday...
> PS I like the way your site shows the thumbnails.
Thanks, I tried to make the design simple but also not too boring.
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Jaime Vives Piqueres
La Persistencia de la Ignorancia
http://www.ignorancia.org
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