Test render from a macro that parses an image file.  It divides the image
into whatever dimensions the user specifies (w*h), then samples each point
in the image.  I had it make a cube of the same color as the test points for
this image.  You can't really decipher what the first one is without
standing back a bit, kind of like the Dali image with the Abe Lincoln bust
in it.  I wrote a couple more... will post examples if I get time later.

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Heh,

http://www.barbneal.com/wav/ltunes/porky/Porky10.wav

Grim

"Doug Eichenberg" <dou### [at] nlsnet> wrote in message
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> Test render from a macro that parses an image file.  It divides the image
> into whatever dimensions the user specifies (w*h), then samples each point
> in the image.  I had it make a cube of the same color as the test points
for
> this image.  You can't really decipher what the first one is without
> standing back a bit, kind of like the Dali image with the Abe Lincoln bust
> in it.  I wrote a couple more... will post examples if I get time later.
>
>
>

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Great, that's gonna be stuck in my head all day now :P

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