I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of 
homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I came 
up with this image. Comments welcome!!!

Code is at:
http://<broken link>/imagery/lake.shtml

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Dan P
http://<broken link>

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Dan P schrieb:
> I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of 
> homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I came 
> up with this image. Comments welcome!!!

Very nice colors! I'm rendering it as my new wallpaper now...

 > Code is at:
 > http://<broken link>/imagery/lake.shtml

The Code doesn't work the way you've posted it. There is a translate 
without any parameters in the while-loop at the end where you're placing 
the random scattered spheres.

So long,

Bonsai

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Nice!  the floating bubbles are a nice touch.

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Hell, my screen is burning!!
Pefect fade effect.



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> I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of
> homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I came
> up with this image. Comments welcome!!!
>
> Code is at:
> http://<broken link>/imagery/lake.shtml
>
> -- 
> Respectfully,
> Dan P
> http://<broken link>
>


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Dan P wrote:
> Comments welcome!!!

Looks like it's time to SCRAM the reactor!

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Dan P wrote:

> I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of 
> homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I came 
> up with this image. Comments welcome!!!

It's a nuclear reactor.. powered by honey. :D

-Xplo

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Dan P wrote:
> I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of 
> homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I came 
> up with this image. Comments welcome!!!
> 
> Code is at:
> http://<broken link>/imagery/lake.shtml

Thanks for the feedback, guys!!!
I fixed the above code.

Turns out all this time I forgot the fundamental law of copying code 
into a web page -- turn all those <'s into <'s.

Newbie mistake. I must smack myself now. :-)

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Dan P
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Hot, hot, HOT!!   

   Nice image. How long did it take to render?

   ~Steve~

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Xplo Eristotle wrote:

> Dan P wrote:
> 
>> I gave myself a treat after finally finishing a rather nasty stack of 
>> homework and played with densities tonight. After messing around, I 
>> came up with this image. Comments welcome!!!
> 
> It's a nuclear reactor.. powered by honey. :D

Heheh -- Winnie the Pooh's nightmare for sure!
(Or maybe not -- that's a lot of honey!!!)
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Dan P
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St. wrote:

>   Hot, hot, HOT!!   
> 
>    Nice image. How long did it take to render?
> 
>    ~Steve~

Thanks! I didn't use radiosity (didn't seem like it would add anything 
to the scene because the rods are so reflective) and it rendered really 
quickly. In fact, I just ran it again to find out:

01m 10s

Width=700 Height=500 AntiAlias=True Output_File_Type=N Preview_Start_size=32

AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+
1.54 GHz
512 MB RAM
Windows XP: 2002 SP 1

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Dan P
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