Gilles Tran wrote:
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How many times must we ask you to stop posting photos?


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All you need is a puddle of water here and there and it's real.

Looks like the sun in the late afternoon in autumn.

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Hate to beg for the credits, but it was me who posted the remark about the
normals...
Anyway.  Very nice picture.
You make me feel jalous, although I don't know how to spell that word :-)

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When you look at the nearby shaded surfaces (bot in this and previous), the
shading looks strange. Perhaps it's just because of the faceted texture, but
somehow it doesn't seem quite right...

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Damnit, stop, I can't compete! It's just not fair! (breaks down sobbing)

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Zeger Knaepen wrote:

> You make me feel jalous, although I don't know how to spell that word :-)

I spell it "envy".

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seems your ahead of me on this rad lighting game (no surprise there then!),
will have to pinch your code and see how it works for me :)

i like the textures btw

Rick

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Impressive work, esp. on the textures / lighting.

IMO, the shadows the objects are casting on the ground look a bit to soft for
shadows made by direct sunlight. (maybe i'm wrong)

I wonder how it would change lighting/radiosity effects, if you use *real*
surface turbulence (isosurfaces) instead of normal statements.  

Christoph

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If you people don't stop kissing Gilles' ass, he's gonna get a rash.

Don't get me wrong.. he's a badass mutha and I know it as well as the
rest of you. That city pic he did for the IRTC made me weep like a
little girl. But this is NOT an awesome pic, nor does it look even
remotely photographic. It's just a radiosity test with a bunch of simple
primitives scattered around. I'll grant that it's interesting, but most
of us could probably have made it ourselves. All I'm saying is, show
some sense of perspective.

Now, Gilles, you can't keep doing this sort of thing. It's a letdown
when you create scenes that merely require human ingenuity. ;)

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Xplo Eristotle wrote:
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> If you people don't stop kissing Gilles' ass, he's gonna get a rash.

Yeah, as he said... ;-O Anyhow, here is my radiosity test. Of course
this one use caustics and photons as well. I just wonder why it doesn't
show up. *grumble*

It's just a simple test to see if I got some caustics and reflections
showing up, but albeit no such thing. 

As usual it's a total ripoff of other peoples code, except for the
simple object.

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