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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> Kirk Andrews wrote:
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>> Just a little scene inspired while I sat on my front porch this
>> morning, watching the sun rise.
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> looks great! Is the seed an image_map?
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Thanks!
Actually, its another instance of heightfield-modeling. I scanned a
seed twice--once with white behind and another with a sheet of black
paper behind it. In Photoshop, I used the two images to create a
suitable heightfield, pigment map, and translucency map.
Speaking of--is there a way to use different functions to create the
various parts of the color vector in a pigment{}? That is, I would like
to use one function to control the pigment and another to control the
alpha. I know I could do it using a texture_map, but is there another
way? It seems like there should be, but I can't think how to do it.
Looking at the image now, it occurs to me that I've done it
backwards--whirlybird seeds fall with the ridge facing down. Guess I'll
have to re-render.
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