You're right, but from a compositional point of view I can't make them much 
bigger or the ring much smaller without having to completely adjust the 
layout of the ship, so I think it must have sunk for some other reason :)

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Tek
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> High!
>
> Sebastian wrote:
>
>> Make me wanna help. The water is great.
>> I would keep this version but damage the ship a little more.
>> It looks to new or like a toy. Did anyone mention this?
>
> I think the waves are way too small (when compared to the life-belt)... at 
> a wind force able to sink a ship, they should be at least six times (!) 
> higher!
>
> See you in Khyberspace!
>
> Yadgar
>
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Incidentally I was the first one to use ridged_mf in pov-ray to model 
sea water. At that time I saw the last post of Dan Farmer in this forums.

Tek, you've got better results than I did. Congratulations.

And keep the great work

Cheers.

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jtico wrote:

> Incidentally I was the first one to use ridged_mf in pov-ray to model 
> sea water. At that time I saw the last post of Dan Farmer in this forums.
> 
> Tek, you've got better results than I did. Congratulations.
> 
> And keep the great work
> 
> Cheers.

Ok, that couldn't be otherwise. After posting this message I saw the p. 
general thread and there are a lot of post by D. Farmer. Nice to see old 
users dropping by.

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Tek wrote:
> Okay a few changes here, I'll just run through them briefly:

> -who put that boat there? as I mentioned in my first post my water has a 
> really nice under-water shading, but there was nothing underwater to show it 
> off, so I built this simple boat object and thrust it forcefully beneath the 
> waves.

I'm sorry for the person who lost the boat.  Did they all make it out 
alive ?


Tom

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