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On 10/11/2016 03:30 PM, omniverse wrote:
> William F Pokorny <ano### [at] anonymous org> wrote:
>> Experimenting with the new potential pattern and emitting media. In this
>> image both the media and container are blob based.
>>
>> Existing media boundary issues remain, requiring some care in set up.
>
> Tried it now too after seeing this.
> Something going on at edges that I noticed during animation, maybe like you.
> Only slightly visible as a tiny red curve along the surface near middle-right,
> where the blob overlaps itself.
> I didn't try 'frequency' yet.
>
> This media uses mostly emission 0.4 and a little absorption 0.1, along with
> scattering type 1, amount 0.6. Simple density_map of red green and blue, all
> values of 1.
>
I've never tried to use emitting with scattering. I do find myself using
absorption at a value about equal to the emission value to keep the
emitting media under some control where the ray path gets long in the
media - and so brighter. Such brightening is realistic for an emitting
media/gas to a point.
In an animation I suspect it is changing path length(s) through emitting
media that you are seeing more than blob container fringe, speckling,
effects. Especially as it looks to me like you are using some focal blur
which acts like strong AA with respect to all sorts of speckles and noise.
I went with multiple density based medias with set emission/absorption
colors which I then mixed at particular locations by using different
set-color blob components to get additional colors. In other words,
where white is seen there are really three overlapping medias of Red
Green and Blue. The containing blob for all the medias was constructed
to contain the blobs of each of the set-color medias.
Bill P.
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