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The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows. So, we have to be tricky.
Some people use a special objects, macros etc. Here I attempted to get an effect of
extremely bright
object by placing a lot of light sources along object. And second trick: camera sees
not the object, but it's reflection in the plane, so, the glows are not real light
glows, but their phong
highlights. I do not think this is a god idea for al times, but in this particular
scene it works.
By the way, Russian for reflection is 'otrazhenije'.
If anybody is interested in source, I'll post it in povray.binaries.scene-files.
Sincerely yours, Alex Kluchikov.
P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
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Alex Kluchikov wrote:
> The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows.
POV does have light glows, you just have to make them the same
way you would in reality. With scattering or emitting media.
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Well most light glows in reality happen just inside the lens of your eye/camera,
which pov doesn't support. But there's a few different include files to fake the
effect.
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
"Tim Cook" <z99### [at] bellsouth net> wrote in message
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> Alex Kluchikov wrote:
> > The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows.
>
> POV does have light glows, you just have to make them the same
> way you would in reality. With scattering or emitting media.
>
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That really looks hot, and I like the trick of using phong highlights for glows.
You probably could use it in other situations by having a very small mirror next
to the camera, and building the camera so that it internally flips the image (to
compensate for the reflection).
Actually I might try that, I'm working on something that could benefit from
having light glows.
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
"Alex Kluchikov" <klk### [at] ukrnet> wrote in message
news:1104_1059693233@news.povray.org...
> The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows. So, we have to be
tricky. Some people use a special objects, macros etc. Here I attempted to get
an effect of extremely bright
> object by placing a lot of light sources along object. And second trick:
camera sees not the object, but it's reflection in the plane, so, the glows are
not real light glows, but their phong
> highlights. I do not think this is a god idea for al times, but in this
particular scene it works.
> By the way, Russian for reflection is 'otrazhenije'.
> If anybody is interested in source, I'll post it in
povray.binaries.scene-files.
>
> Sincerely yours, Alex Kluchikov.
>
> P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
>
>
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Hey. Nice effect.
Sure, post the source!
Thanks,
D.
"Alex Kluchikov" <klk### [at] ukrnet> wrote in message
news:1104_1059693233@news.povray.org...
> The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows. So, we have to
be tricky. Some people use a special objects, macros etc. Here I attempted
to get an effect of extremely bright
> object by placing a lot of light sources along object. And second trick:
camera sees not the object, but it's reflection in the plane, so, the glows
are not real light glows, but their phong
> highlights. I do not think this is a god idea for al times, but in this
particular scene it works.
> By the way, Russian for reflection is 'otrazhenije'.
> If anybody is interested in source, I'll post it in
povray.binaries.scene-files.
>
> Sincerely yours, Alex Kluchikov.
>
> P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
>
>
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Very nice! This is my new desktop background :)
George
> The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows. So, we have to
> be tricky. Some people use a special objects, macros etc. Here I
> attempted to get an effect of extremely bright object by placing a lot of
> light sources along object. And second trick: camera sees not the object,
> but it's reflection in the plane, so, the glows are not real light glows,
> but their phong highlights. I do not think this is a god idea for al
> times, but in this particular scene it works.
> By the way, Russian for reflection is 'otrazhenije'.
> If anybody is interested in source, I'll post it in
> povray.binaries.scene-files.
>
> Sincerely yours, Alex Kluchikov.
>
> P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
>
>
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It really looks hot !
Nice image, and thanks for the phong trick.
JC
PS: Your english seems to be quite good, at least good enough for a frog
eater like me. :-))
Alex Kluchikov wrote:
> The hot thing. Unfortunately, POV-Ray has no light glows. So, we have to be tricky.
Some people use a special objects, macros etc. Here I attempted to get an effect of
extremely bright
> object by placing a lot of light sources along object. And second trick: camera sees
not the object, but it's reflection in the plane, so, the glows are not real light
glows, but their phong
> highlights. I do not think this is a god idea for al times, but in this particular
scene it works.
> By the way, Russian for reflection is 'otrazhenije'.
> If anybody is interested in source, I'll post it in povray.binaries.scene-files.
>
> Sincerely yours, Alex Kluchikov.
>
> P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
>
>
>
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On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 23:13:53 GMT
Alex Kluchikov <klk### [at] ukrnet> wrote:
> The hot thing.
No, it is very cool!
> P.S. Hope not to be boring with often posts and bad English.
Please, keep posting such nice images! (I loved the whirlpool)
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Jaime Vives Piqueres
La Persistencia de la Ignorancia
http://www.ignorancia.org
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What you did looks better than if you'd do it with media. (Media may be used
for glows)
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