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I had an idea over the weekend for getting a planet in the sky
in a daytime scene and not have it look as though it was inside the
atmosphere.
2 fogs and an inverse sphere
Comments?
Gail
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"Gail Shaw" <gai### [at] mwebcoza> wrote in message
news:3c8d0256@news.povray.org...
> I had an idea over the weekend for getting a planet in the sky
> in a daytime scene and not have it look as though it was inside the
> atmosphere.
>
> 2 fogs and an inverse sphere
>
> Comments?
Well done Gail. The water isn't an infinite plane, is it?
bob h
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neat. i'm a sucker for these kind of scenes. they always remind me of the
original star wars when Luke is standing outside at his uncles farm with the
moons (or where they suns) on the horizon just at sunset. time to watch it
again i guess =)
Gail Shaw <gai### [at] mwebcoza> wrote in message
news:3c8d0256@news.povray.org...
> I had an idea over the weekend for getting a planet in the sky
> in a daytime scene and not have it look as though it was inside the
> atmosphere.
>
> 2 fogs and an inverse sphere
>
> Comments?
>
> Gail
> --
> *************************************************************************
> * gai### [at] mwebcoza * Chaos, disorder and panic *
> * http://www.rucus.ru.ac.za/~gail/ * My job here is done. *
> *************************************************************************
> * This is how the world ends. Swallowed in fire, but not in darkness *
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I like this picture too! And I'd like to stand there one day. :o) Maybe
the planet is a little too invisible but on the other hand I suppose a big
planet needs a greater distance than our moon.. I don't know what is most
realistic.
Regards,
Hugo
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In article <3c8d24bf@news.povray.org>, "Hugo" <hua### [at] post3teledk>
wrote:
> I like this picture too! And I'd like to stand there one day. :o) Maybe
> the planet is a little too invisible but on the other hand I suppose a big
> planet needs a greater distance than our moon.. I don't know what is most
> realistic.
Distance won't make that kind of difference in vacuum.
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In article <3c8d0256@news.povray.org>,
"Gail Shaw" <gai### [at] mwebcoza> wrote:
> I had an idea over the weekend for getting a planet in the sky
> in a daytime scene and not have it look as though it was inside the
> atmosphere.
>
> 2 fogs and an inverse sphere
Inverse sphere? Let me guess...containing the "atmosphere" so the fog
doesn't actually extend out to the planet. I've never messed with fog,
I'd just use media.
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Welcome to the International Planet Builders Guild! :)
Well done, Gail!
Grim
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Gail Shaw wrote:
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> I had an idea over the weekend for getting a planet in the sky
> in a daytime scene and not have it look as though it was inside the
> atmosphere.
>
Well done, but shouldn't the illumination of the planet come from the same
side as the light in the foreground?
Christoph
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bob h wrote in message <3c8d0cad@news.povray.org>...
>
>Well done Gail. The water isn't an infinite plane, is it?
>
Nope, just a large box with a rmf normal
Gail
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Christoph Hormann wrote in message <3C8E3E05.358A2FC3@gmx.de>...
>Well done, but shouldn't the illumination of the planet come from the same
>side as the light in the foreground?
>
It should. The light in the foreground was intended as a fill light.
Foreground
was far too dark without it
Gail
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