Thi is the scene I am needing help with the media.

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it almost looks like underwater. with some added visual cues i might buy it

ross.

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Ross Litscher wrote:
> it almost looks like underwater. with some added visual cues i might buy it
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> ross.

I agree with you. It looks almost underwater.
By the way Mike, how did you model your ship? I can see a couple of 
spheres in there, but what about the rest?

All the best

Fidel.

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fidel viegas wrote:
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> Ross Litscher wrote:
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>> it almost looks like underwater. with some added visual cues i might 
>> buy it
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>> ross.
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> I agree with you. It looks almost underwater.
> By the way Mike, how did you model your ship? I can see a couple of 
> spheres in there, but what about the rest?
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> All the best
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> Fidel.
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I'm guessing blobed isosurfaces.  Handsome pic so far.

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The model I ended up with is out of another program I use. Built with nurbs
then converted to smooth triangles. I am really liking nurbs. The first
image here was what I started with. It is a high res heightfield. It works
but not as good as the nurbs. I will continue to use both but based on the
object to be created.

I did find ut that CorelPhotoPaint 11 has full 48bit image tools.

I will conrtinue on the water. The problem is it takes soooo long to render.

Thanks

> > By the way Mike, how did you model your ship? I can see a couple of
> > spheres in there, but what about the rest?
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> > All the best
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> > Fidel.
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> I'm guessing blobed isosurfaces.  Handsome pic so far.
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Mike Williams wrote:
> The model I ended up with is out of another program I use. Built with nurbs
> then converted to smooth triangles. I am really liking nurbs. The first
> image here was what I started with. It is a high res heightfield. It works
> but not as good as the nurbs. I will continue to use both but based on the
> object to be created.

The picture your created with heightfields is still cool. About Nurbs, 
it is a very powerful way of creating objects. To bad I don't really 
know how to use them yet.

Anyway, all the best

Fidel.

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Updated. Improved?


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Mike Williams wrote:
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mmm. tasty.

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I like 6c better. If you could put a height field or something else for the
bottom it would make it real sweet.
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and again!



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