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In article <3a9d5546@news.povray.org>, Geoff Wedig says...
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> I wouldn't think so, though some textures, such as spiral and wood wouldn't
> be very interesting in those extremes. Do you have examples where this
> occurs?
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> Geoff
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I wil put an image in p.b.i. showing part of a cylinder with same
texture twice: the lower has the texture translated 100x more than the
upper, and the scale has been 40 in stead of 4 to get anything
acceptable. The lower shows what I was referring to: the texture seems
to be discontinuous along sharp vertical boundaries, for one thing.
There is more amiss, however...
:(
Ron and Margus: thanks for the explanation! What a luxury to get answers
so quickly from you people :) I will simply have to use less
translation and scaling, I suppose.
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Regards, Sander
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