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The result of Snowflake macro. The idea was borrowed from
the posting in this newsgroup (by Steve 12 Dec 2001).
See the source in p.b.s.f.
Gena.
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Gena Obukhov wrote:
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> The result of Snowflake macro. The idea was borrowed from
> the posting in this newsgroup (by Steve 12 Dec 2001).
I remember that one.
http://www-public.tu-bs.de:8080/~y0013390/pov/pict/star.jpg
is also made with a slight modification of this technique.
Christoph
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Hey, nice! (Some closeups of individual flakes would be good tho...)
Andrew.
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Are these 3d? For the sake of usability in a realistic enviroment.
Nice.
Hugo
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The whole snowflake is built from 12 triangles.
So it's 3D but... very thin :)
If you need Z dimension try to use isosurface
with those pigments.
Gena.
Hugo wrote:
> Are these 3d? For the sake of usability in a realistic enviroment.
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> Nice.
>
> Hugo
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Andrew Coppin wrote:
> Hey, nice! (Some closeups of individual flakes would be good tho...)
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> Andrew.
Here you are:
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> Here you are:
LOL... Thanks!
Nice work.
Andrew.
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Gena wrote:
> The whole snowflake is built from 12 triangles.
Shouldn't it be "snow crystals"? If snowflakes looked like that, I think
even a gentle snowfall would be dangerous :)
/Ib
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Uh-oh. Looks like at least a vague relation to cellular
automata. Better give credit to Stephen Wolfram. ;)
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I've used the same technique in my Snowman
image, made Christmas 2001 (You can find
it in my widescreen gallery). I've always wanted
to make a macro which uses triangles and
real 3D-Structures to make flakes for close-ups.
Anyone remember the intro scene of "A Mouse tail"?
Snowflakes are falling to the ground as russian
houses are burned and the mouse head for a ship
to go to "Amerricaaa" :-) The facettes are seen so close-
up, there are highlights visible... I always wanted to
do that at some point, it just looks terrific.
Regards,
Tim
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