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Am 04.02.2013 19:36, schrieb Sven Littkowski:
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> I have a cylinder and would like to know, if it is possible to make that
> cylinder appear like made of thousands of hexagonal facets, in the way the
> cylinder reflects light or how its shaded areas are.
Depends on what exactly you want to achieve. How about the hexagon
pattern with a cylindrical warp?
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> Some materials in nature or our environment appear being in one color when seen
> from one angle, but when the viewer's angle changes, they appear in another
> color. Does POV-Ray allow such an effect, and if, how?
That's a definite yes: The aoi pattern (new in POV-Ray 3.7) was added
with exactly such effects in mind.
You might also want to try the irid keyword, although it only caters to
one particular angle-dependent physical effect (thin film interference).
Its implementation in 3.6 was crappy, but it has been reworked for 3.7.
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