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For all those who can't get the printed version (or who need an
encouragement to get it :-)) here is the image used for the title page
of the POV-Ray article of mine printed in the latest issue of c't.
The article is about creating isosurface landscapes in POV-Ray.
The text is only available in print but you can download the listings
that belong to it from
http://www.heise.de/ct/ftp/03/20/206/
If you render them you should get an idea what the article is about.
Christoph
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POV-Ray tutorials, include files, Sim-POV,
HCR-Edit and more: http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0013390/
Last updated 2 Sep. 2003 _____./\/^>_*_<^\/\.______
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As always, that's incredible. Up until last month, I lived on the Navajo
Nation in northeastern Arizona, and the scene reminds me much of some areas
near my old home. It needs some sage or rabbit brush and perhaps a
scraggly juniper tree to be a perfect match for there (but it probably is a
perfect match for somewhere else in the world.) Someday, when my skills
improve, I'll give it a go, creating a fake Navajo landscape. I've already
made the Hooghan (8-sided house), but it also needs some work.
What does c't stand for? (I had a grandfather from Germany, but I guess I
didn't inherit the German-speaking gene ;-))
Christoph Hormann wrote:
>
>For all those who can't get the printed version (or who need an
>encouragement to get it :-)) here is the image used for the title page
>of the POV-Ray article of mine printed in the latest issue of c't.
>
>The article is about creating isosurface landscapes in POV-Ray.
>
>The text is only available in print but you can download the listings
>that belong to it from
>
>http://www.heise.de/ct/ftp/03/20/206/
>
>If you render them you should get an idea what the article is about.
>
>Christoph
>
>--
>POV-Ray tutorials, include files, Sim-POV,
>HCR-Edit and more: http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0013390/
>Last updated 2 Sep. 2003 _____./\/^>_*_<^\/\.______
>
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How I can do that ? Where is the tutorial ? :-((
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Dave Matthews wrote:
> What does c't stand for? (I had a grandfather from Germany, but I
> guess I didn't inherit the German-speaking gene ;-))
It is one of the better German computer magazines.
--
mat### [at] matwei de
http://www.matwei.de
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Wow, that looks just like my back yard, except the plants in your picture
are much greener!
-Dave
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Incredibly detailed, awesome. Just out of curiosity, can I just get an
idea as to what kind of render time we would be looking at for that image
(at the resolution and quality level presented here)?
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Drool,
Most excellent.
Something for us all to aim for. Any chance for the isosurface definition ?
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Great landscape !
Thanks for the link, I had a bit of panic when I saw a page in german,
but the zip file for the tutorial is just down the page hopefully.
I'm currently working a lot with isosurfaces and functions and they are
great for modeling. I just wait for faster computers to come on the
market now.
JC
Christoph Hormann wrote:
>
> For all those who can't get the printed version (or who need an
> encouragement to get it :-)) here is the image used for the title page
> of the POV-Ray article of mine printed in the latest issue of c't.
>
> The article is about creating isosurface landscapes in POV-Ray.
>
> The text is only available in print but you can download the listings
> that belong to it from
>
> http://www.heise.de/ct/ftp/03/20/206/
>
> If you render them you should get an idea what the article is about.
>
> Christoph
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
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Dave Matthews wrote:
> As always, that's incredible. Up until last month, I lived on the Navajo
> Nation in northeastern Arizona, and the scene reminds me much of some areas
> near my old home. It needs some sage or rabbit brush and perhaps a
> scraggly juniper tree to be a perfect match for there (but it probably is a
> perfect match for somewhere else in the world.) Someday, when my skills
> improve, I'll give it a go, creating a fake Navajo landscape. I've already
> made the Hooghan (8-sided house), but it also needs some work.
>
> What does c't stand for? (I had a grandfather from Germany, but I guess I
> didn't inherit the German-speaking gene ;-))
Computer Technology
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Program ended abnormally on 23/09/2003 23:35, Due to a catastrophic no13
error:
> Drool,
> Most excellent.
> Something for us all to aim for. Any chance for the isosurface definition ?
I think he said the files where here:
http://www.heise.de/ct/ftp/03/20/206/
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