From: Paolo Gibellini
Subject: PC structure (qualitative)
Date: 20 Sep 2004 03:17:46
Message: <414e841a@news.povray.org>
Just a PC skeleton, for a lesson in a little course.
The alfa background was made with Paint Shop Pro.
The source in binaries.scene-files (same subject).
Have a nice day,
;-)
Paolo
Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> Just a PC skeleton, for a lesson in a little course.> The alfa background was made with Paint Shop Pro.> The source in binaries.scene-files (same subject).> Have a nice day,> ;-)> Paolo> > >
Why not using povray to render directly with alpha background ?
option : +UA
The black default background will render transparency with png image
(+FN)... I don't try with .bmp
Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> Just a PC skeleton, for a lesson in a little course.> The alfa background was made with Paint Shop Pro.> The source in binaries.scene-files (same subject).> Have a nice day,> ;-)> Paolo
Apart from what Lightbeam said my advice is:
use antialiasing 0.1 for rendering.
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From: Paolo Gibellini
Subject: Re: PC structure (qualitative) [60 k]
Date: 23 Sep 2004 06:16:31
Message: <4152a27f@news.povray.org>
> LightBeam wrote:> Why not using povray to render directly with alpha background ?> option : +UA> The black default background will render transparency with png image> (+FN)... I don't try with .bmp> Txemi Jendrix wrote:>Apart from what Lightbeam said my advice is:>use antialiasing 0.1 for rendering.
Thank you both for the suggestion!
I haven't tried alpha background before and it is very useful!
Is antialiasing 0.1 better than 0.3 for this kind of work?
However, here is the new result removing the backgound and using:
+UA +FN +H1024 +W1024 +A0.1
Thank you again,
;-)
Paolo Gibellini
Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> Is antialiasing 0.1 better than 0.3 for this kind of work?
Look at the edges of your PC in the 1st image and then to the edges of your
PC in the 2nd image. I think the difference is obvious.
Bye and keep up poving ;-)
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