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At the end I implemented the doors with fully "self-adjusting" macros
That is: If you change one of the parameters then gives you a correct
door back. parameters for instance describe overal sizes, curvature of
the arcs, number and directions of the radials, patern tile generation
and repeats in X and Y. et-cetera.
Should have done that directly maybe instead of waisting a lot of time
by "hand-fitting" curved and rounded pieces of wood together over and
over...
The scene doesn't do too bad for a single light-source, no-radiosity indoor
scene. What helps are the rounded decorations and a fading light source.
I normally use a sort of "cheap radiosity" to improve scenes but left
it out in this one.
Regards, Hans.
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Hans de Vries wrote:
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> At the end I implemented the doors with fully "self-adjusting" macros
> That is: If you change one of the parameters then gives you a correct
> door back. parameters for instance describe overal sizes, curvature of
> the arcs, number and directions of the radials, patern tile generation
> and repeats in X and Y. et-cetera.
>
> Should have done that directly maybe instead of waisting a lot of time
> by "hand-fitting" curved and rounded pieces of wood together over and
> over...
>
> The scene doesn't do too bad for a single light-source, no-radiosity indoor
> scene. What helps are the rounded decorations and a fading light source.
> I normally use a sort of "cheap radiosity" to improve scenes but left
> it out in this one.
DAMN nice.
So, when can I move in? :-)
--
Respectfully,
Dan P
http://<broken link>
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Most excellent!
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"Hans de Vries" <han### [at] chip-architect com> wrote in message
news:40723637@news.povray.org...
Very handsome doors.
-Shay
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Hans de Vries wrote:
>
> At the end I implemented the doors with fully "self-adjusting" macros
> That is: If you change one of the parameters then gives you a correct
> door back. parameters for instance describe overal sizes, curvature of
> the arcs, number and directions of the radials, patern tile generation
> and repeats in X and Y. et-cetera.
>
> Should have done that directly maybe instead of waisting a lot of time
> by "hand-fitting" curved and rounded pieces of wood together over and
> over...
>
I'm finding also that it's worth spending the effort to make good
macros, especially if you have to leave a project for a while. While
you're working on it, it's easy to make adjustments, but, at least for
me, a few weeks later, I'm scratching my head, trying to figure out all
of the parameters that need changing, to make a simple adjustment.
This whole entryway is very nice. I'm glad I don't have to dust it ;-)
Dave Matthews
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