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Hello.
This object was rendered to be used on a small advertisement calendar
card. Then I looked at it again and saw it is good enough to become a
separate scene itself. So, I re-rendered it with good quality and
corresponding environment to post. And now I proudly present The Small Pump!
I will be glad to receive any comments. And will be happy to share the
source, if anybody interested.
And now it is time for some technical description. The object is simple
union of cylinders, tori, cones and spheres. The hose is made of a lot of
spheres. No radiosity was used, only large area-lights were. Render time was
about 12h on 2 GHz Celeron (I can not say more precisely, I had to continue
tracing). I used very high area-lights settings (11, 11, adaptive 4) and AA
(method 2 depth 2 threshold 0).
Sincerely Yours,
Alex Kluchikov.
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Attachments:
Download 'pump_b.jpg' (102 KB)
Preview of image 'pump_b.jpg'
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klk### [at] ukr net news:408790a8@news.povray.org
> Hello.
Wow niiiiice :)
Very simple image, but I love its colors and nice shadings
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> No radiosity was used, only large area-lights were.
Really! That surprised me. I'd love to see the source of how you lit this
scene.
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In article <408790a8@news.povray.org>,
"Alex Kluchikov" <klk### [at] ukrnet> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> This object was rendered to be used on a small advertisement calendar
> card. Then I looked at it again and saw it is good enough to become a
> separate scene itself. So, I re-rendered it with good quality and
> corresponding environment to post. And now I proudly present The Small Pump!
> I will be glad to receive any comments. And will be happy to share the
> source, if anybody interested.
>
> And now it is time for some technical description. The object is simple
> union of cylinders, tori, cones and spheres. The hose is made of a lot of
> spheres. No radiosity was used, only large area-lights were. Render time was
> about 12h on 2 GHz Celeron (I can not say more precisely, I had to continue
> tracing). I used very high area-lights settings (11, 11, adaptive 4) and AA
> (method 2 depth 2 threshold 0).
>
>
>
> Sincerely Yours,
>
> Alex Kluchikov.
>
>
> begin 666 pump_b.jpg
> [Image]
>
> end
>
Hey, that's impressive ! The textures look so good !
Congratulations
--
"Je ne deteste que les bourreaux" -- Albert Camus
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"Alex Kluchikov" <klk### [at] ukrnet> wrote in message
news:408790a8@news.povray.org...
Perfect glossy advertisement look. I can see that pale colors display
much less banding. Very nice looking pic.
-Shay
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I really like this one!
I really like the area-light. I usually use low settings (2, 2, adaptive 4
or something like that) with high focal blur settings. Only if I don't use
focal blur, I use higher area-light settings.
I tried the low-area-light-high-focal-blur thing with animations together
with the folks at the Internet Movie Project (http://imp.3dhost.net/33.mpg
[720x480, 2.31 MB] and http://imp.3dhost.net/35.mpg [720x480, 6.23 MB]) and
there was no jittering at all, against my expectations.
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Alex Kluchikov wrote:
> Hello.
>
> This object was rendered to be used on a small advertisement calendar
> card. Then I looked at it again and saw it is good enough to become a
> separate scene itself. So, I re-rendered it with good quality and
> corresponding environment to post. And now I proudly present The Small Pump!
> I will be glad to receive any comments. And will be happy to share the
> source, if anybody interested.
>
> And now it is time for some technical description. The object is simple
> union of cylinders, tori, cones and spheres. The hose is made of a lot of
> spheres. No radiosity was used, only large area-lights were. Render time was
> about 12h on 2 GHz Celeron (I can not say more precisely, I had to continue
> tracing). I used very high area-lights settings (11, 11, adaptive 4) and AA
> (method 2 depth 2 threshold 0).
Supa-realistic.
What... is it pumping, though? It looks like it has to be pretty gloopy.
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Respectfully,
Dan P
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"Dan P" wrote:
> Supa-realistic.
Thank you.
By the way, I've posted the source in p.b.s.-f. just a minutes ago.
> What... is it pumping, though? It looks like it has to be pretty gloopy.
Hm. I could not find the word "gloopy" in any dictionary. What does it mean?
Sincerely Yours,
Alex Kluchikov.
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Beautiful render, Alex.
> > What... is it pumping, though? It looks like it has to be pretty
gloopy.
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> Hm. I could not find the word "gloopy" in any dictionary. What does
it mean?
High viscosity, sticky, like cold syrup.
Alf
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Love the lighting, nice work!
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