Chris B wrote:
> This pigment_map creates layers of different pigments in the z-direction 
> with a granite layer that starts a short distance back from the front 
> surface of the box (you can see this transition along the top and side 
> of the box). The warp pulls a circle of the granite pigment towards the 
> surface sufficiently for it to break through the plain white part of the 
> pigment. The small amount of turbulence creates a jagged edge to the 
> circle.

I plan on using the pigment as a density map to create clouds, so I 
don't think this method would work correctly.

In fact, I would like the black hole warps to create something out of 
nothing. I.e. the basic pigment would be black everywhere except where 
the black hole warps are. I tried to do this with a planar pattern, but 
it required that a thin strip of white appear in the middle. *Maybe* the 
warps affected it enough for gaps to appear in the strip.

-Mike

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