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This is basically my first attempt at making a scene with several different
elements, which is why the planet is just the one given in the textures
section of the included tutorial. Admittedly, I did make the "lasers"
before stumbling across the no_shadow parameter, which would allow them to
be opaque. But I haven't decided whether I might like a bit of
transparency. Plus, rendering it with media and radiosity takes longer than
it's really worth it for me to wait for a second version of such a simple
scene.
-greg
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412eb3e3@news.povray.org...
Nice
but I was said Vogon ships are yellow...did I get fooled?
Marc
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Greg Malivuk wrote:
> This is basically my first attempt at making a scene with several different
> elements, which is why the planet is just the one given in the textures
> section of the included tutorial. Admittedly, I did make the "lasers"
> before stumbling across the no_shadow parameter, which would allow them to
> be opaque. But I haven't decided whether I might like a bit of
> transparency.
As long as you realize that there is so little dust in space that you
won't see any laser beam ;) . In movies they are visible, but that is
because they don't care about physics.
BTW I assume you are using 3.6 bacause you have the non-antialiased
line artifact that was earlier mentioned here. Probably for the same
reason.
> Plus, rendering it with media and radiosity takes longer than
> it's really worth it for me to wait for a second version of such a simple
> scene.
>
> -greg
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> As long as you realize that there is so little dust in space that you
> won't see any laser beam ;) . In movies they are visible, but that is
> because they don't care about physics.
yeah, i know, but i figure the picture wouldn't make much sense if all you
saw were the ufo's and the explosions, with no indication of how they were
related.
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Marc Jacquier wrote:
> 412eb3e3@news.povray.org...
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> Nice
> but I was said Vogon ships are yellow...did I get fooled?
>
> Marc
It's Xindi... ;-)
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