See the source in p.b.s.f.
Just a demonstration of a tchnique which could be used like
3D filter :)
The first image is my photo.
The second image is a photo "filtered" by my macro (after Van Gogh :)
The third image is the photo "filtered" by the same macro (after
pointilists:
Seurat, Signac, Cross...)
Feel free to modify that macro. Maybe you will come up with smth. useful
:)

Gena.

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Nicely done. Might we have a Kandinsky filter next? :-)
d.

"Gena Obukhov" <obu### [at] mailcom> wrote in message
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> See the source in p.b.s.f.
> Just a demonstration of a tchnique which could be used like
> 3D filter :)
> The first image is my photo.
> The second image is a photo "filtered" by my macro (after Van Gogh :)
> The third image is the photo "filtered" by the same macro (after
> pointilists:
> Seurat, Signac, Cross...)
> Feel free to modify that macro. Maybe you will come up with smth. useful
> :)
>
> Gena.
>
>
>
>


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Playing here, I put this in for the Stroke object:

   // rotate  <cntX/strokesX*360, -(360 + (360 * rand(lseed))),
cntZ/strokesZ*360>
    rotate  <0, -(360 + (360 * rand(lseed))), 0>

Got irregular or semi-irregular brush strokes for the Van Gogh.

BTW, you hadn't put a actual binary file there at p.b.s-f... oops! :-)
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Hey, neat concept!

Andrew.
"Is there _anything_ the POV-Ray can't do? ;-)"

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Whats the render time on these?

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I'm not sure about Kandinsky but it's easy for Malevich ;)

Gena.


Dennis Miller wrote:

> Nicely done. Might we have a Kandinsky filter next? :-)
> d.
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> "Gena Obukhov" <obu### [at] mailcom> wrote in message
> news:3D9### [at] mailcom...
> > See the source in p.b.s.f.
> > Just a demonstration of a tchnique which could be used like
> > 3D filter :)
> > The first image is my photo.
> > The second image is a photo "filtered" by my macro (after Van Gogh :)
> > The third image is the photo "filtered" by the same macro (after
> > pointilists:
> > Seurat, Signac, Cross...)
> > Feel free to modify that macro. Maybe you will come up with smth. useful
> > :)
> >
> > Gena.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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On my P3 128Mb - parsing took about 1.5 min. and rendering about 2 min.
for Van Gogh and about 1 min. for pointilism.

Gena.


"Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:

> Whats the render time on these?
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