This was made by using find edges on a reflective render,
then multiplying that as a layer over a flat surfaced render.

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Tim Attwood wrote:
> This was made by using find edges on a reflective render,
> then multiplying that as a layer over a flat surfaced render.
Almost looks like a pencil drawing. Good work.

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"Tim Attwood" <tim### [at] comcastnet> wrote in message 
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> This was made by using find edges on a reflective render,
> then multiplying that as a layer over a flat surfaced render.

Interesting, I would love to see how this scales to more complex scenes.

Mike

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That's a cool effect. but what is a flat surfaced render?

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I think that's a POV quality setting he was referring to.

"RusHHouR" <gee### [at] mailnu> wrote in message 
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> That's a cool effect. but what is a flat surfaced render?
>

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>> That's a cool effect. but what is a flat surfaced render?

I removed the finishes... it's still 3D, just not reflective.

#declare tex_goldA = texture {
   pigment { P_Gold4 }
   finish {
      ambient 0 // with radiosity
      //ambient 0.35 // without radiosity
      brilliance 5
      diffuse 0.3
      metallic 2
      specular 0.70
      roughness 1/20
      reflection 0.3
   }
};

#if (simple_render)
#declare tex_goldA = texture {pigment { P_Gold4 }};
#end

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