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thanks.
I have kinda gone in this direction. It is easier for me understand what is
happening. But i'll keep yours as a reference for when I'm more versed in in
pov-ray.
sphere { // Jupiter_Sphere
<0,0,0>,1
material {
Jupiter_Tex
}
scale 40.0
rotate 360*z*clock
}
sphere { // Io_sphere
<0,0,0>,1
material {
Io
}
scale 3.36
rotate 1080*z*clock
translate 422.0*y
rotate 1440*z*clock
}
sphere { // Europa_sphere
<0,0,0>,1
material {
Europa_Tex
}
scale 3.138
rotate 720*z*clock
translate 528.0*x
rotate 1080*z*clock
}
sphere { // Ganymede_sphere
<0,0,0>,1
material {
Ganymede_Tex
}
scale 5.256
rotate 720*z*clock
translate 928.0*x
rotate 720*z*clock
}
sphere { // Callisto__sphere
<0,0,0>,1
material {
Callisto_Tex
}
scale 4.8
rotate 360*z*clock
translate 1741.0*x
rotate 720*z*clock
}
Bob Hughes wrote in message <388a0ce5@news.povray.org>...
>The method is simplistic, yes. Putting a working (ha, yeah sure) example
in was
>probably a mistake, it was flawed the second time too. Here's the
corrected (?)
>one:
>
>light_source { <0,0,-500> color rgb <1.5,1.5,1.5>
>}
>camera
>{
> location <-5,5,-15>
> angle 25
> look_at <0,-.5,0>
>}
>
>// approximations of Earth/Moon system (only a guess)
>#declare NS1=<0,0,24>; // axial tilts [z here]
>#declare NS2=<0,0,13>; // orbital inclination [11 degrees diff.?]
>#declare OrbitPos1=<-.1,0,0>; // orbital distances (not real)
>#declare OrbitPos2=<3,0,0>; // orbital distance [x here]
>#declare Diam1=1; // sizes (not real)
>#declare Diam2=.25;
>#declare Rotate1=<0,28,0>; // days (not real) multiply this by Revolve#
>#declare Rotate2=<0,1,0>; // orbit-coupled with Revolve#
>#declare Revolve1=<0,1,0>; // orbits; same as Rotate2 (orbit-coupled)
>#declare Revolve2=<0,1,0>; // [y is up coordinates]
>
>/*
>#declare PlanetTex1=texture {pigment {marble turbulence 1
> color_map {[.33,.5 color rgb <0,1,0> color rgb <0,0,1>]}
> } rotate 90*z}
>#declare MoonTex1=texture {pigment {spotted turbulence 1
> color_map {[.2,.25 color rgb <.5,.5,.5> color rgb <1,1,1>]}
> } scale .5}
>*/
>#declare PlanetTex1=
> texture {pigment {radial frequency 12 // longitudinal lines
> color_map {[.1,.2 color rgbt <0,1,1,0> color rgbt <0,0,1,1>]}
> } scale 1} // 1 unit so already scaled ok
> texture {pigment {gradient y frequency 6 // latitudinal lines
> color_map {[.1,.2 color rgbt <0,1,1,0> color rgbt <0,0,1,1>]}
> } scale 1} // 1 unit so already scaled ok
>
>#declare MoonTex1=
> texture {pigment {radial frequency 4 // longitudinal lines
> color_map {[.1,.2 color rgbt <1,1,1,0> color rgbt <0,0,0,1>]}
> } scale .25} // scale to fit
> texture {pigment {gradient y frequency 2 // latitudinal lines
> color_map {[.1,.2 color rgbt <1,1,1,0> color rgbt <0,0,0,1>]}
> } scale .25} // scale to fit
>
>#declare RotatingRevolvingSphere1=
> sphere {0,Diam1
> texture {PlanetTex1} // texture placed before movement
> rotate -360*Rotate1*clock rotate NS1 // axial tilt
> rotate 360*Revolve1*clock // counter-turn of orbit
> translate OrbitPos1 // needs to be opposite of other
> rotate -360*Revolve1*clock
> rotate NS2 // yes, NS2 here too, orbital tilt (E&M)
> } // orbit
>
>#declare RotatingRevolvingSphere2=
> sphere {0,Diam2
> texture {MoonTex1} // texture placed before movement
> rotate -360*Rotate2*clock rotate 0 // axial tilt
> rotate 360*Revolve2*clock // counter-turn of orbit
> translate OrbitPos2 // needs to be opposite of other
> rotate -360*Revolve2*clock
> rotate NS2 // orbital tilt (E&M)
> } // orbit
>
>object {RotatingRevolvingSphere1}
>object {RotatingRevolvingSphere2}
>
>
>Maybe I can get the second reply cancelled as well, it isn't good, and I'm
not
>saying this will be right either. Best to render 100 frames at 320x240
res. to
>check it out.
>
>Bob
>
>"Ken" <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
>news:3889E946.125F929C@pacbell.net...
>|
>|
>| Bob Hughes wrote:
>| >
>| > Here's my example, and only an example. It's simplistic really,
>|
>| You call that simplistic ?
>|
>| Bob, you have become a declare freak and might want to seek professional
>| help soon.
>|
>| <G>
>|
>| --
>| Ken Tyler - 1300+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
>| http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
>
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