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I finally got my bread baked properly. I used a heightfield for the cut
face, using the water mark to remove the part outside the boundary. The hard
part was getting it positioned properly. I got a better looking crust by
using a texture with two normals. Thanks to Tim Cook, Warp, and Marc
Jacquier for helping me figure out how to do that.
Steve Shelby
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Yes, Steve! This is it, without any doubt. I even can smell it! Well done, and
thanks for the effort.
Thomas
Steve Shelby wrote:
> I finally got my bread baked properly. I used a heightfield for the cut
> face, using the water mark to remove the part outside the boundary. The hard
> part was getting it positioned properly. I got a better looking crust by
> using a texture with two normals. Thanks to Tim Cook, Warp, and Marc
> Jacquier for helping me figure out how to do that.
> Steve Shelby
>
> [Image]
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What I forgot to say: extraordinary how through these means we are able to learn
from each other's experience. Thanks to all the bright guys who collaborate and
make this possible!!
Thomas
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Thank you, Thomas. You were the one who suggested the improvements. Now when
I go back and look at my first post and compare the two, I can't believe the
difference.
I agree, it is extraordinary. In my own situation, I don't even know anyone
personally who is into 3d computer graphics of any kind, so my only source
of information is through these newsgroups and the internet.
Steve
"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] nitg tnonl> wrote in message
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> What I forgot to say: extraordinary how through these means we are able to
learn
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> from each other's experience. Thanks to all the bright guys who
collaborate and
> make this possible!!
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> Thomas
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Very realistic looking! Now for a nice melting pat of butter and a slight
wiff of steam rising... <sniiiiff>... hmmmm! Good job, Steve!
-Kman
"Steve Shelby" <ssh### [at] rexnetnet> wrote in message
news:3fbb769d@news.povray.org...
> I finally got my bread baked properly. I used a heightfield for the cut
> face, using the water mark to remove the part outside the boundary. The
hard
> part was getting it positioned properly. I got a better looking crust by
> using a texture with two normals. Thanks to Tim Cook, Warp, and Marc
> Jacquier for helping me figure out how to do that.
> Steve Shelby
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Thanks.
Steve
"Kman" <mzu### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> Very realistic looking! Now for a nice melting pat of butter and a slight
> wiff of steam rising... <sniiiiff>... hmmmm! Good job, Steve!
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