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>Jim Holsenback on date 10/07/2011 16:43 wrote:
> How's this for a different approach ... I actually like this! It's just
> an intersection slice of the distribution logo repeated using an
> adaptation of the helix solution that Le_Forgeron posted a while ago.The
> text and "helix-logo" object are textured together so the text gets it's
> pigment from the depth position. The background uses Sam's OTO (Odd
> Tiles Object) macro. Comments appreciated.
I like both helix and colors, but the word "(P)ersistence" is difficult
to read. Perhaps in another color wuold be better.
;-)
Paolo
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On 07/11/2011 05:13 AM, Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> >Jim Holsenback on date 10/07/2011 16:43 wrote:
>> How's this for a different approach ... I actually like this! It's just
>> an intersection slice of the distribution logo repeated using an
>> adaptation of the helix solution that Le_Forgeron posted a while ago.The
>> text and "helix-logo" object are textured together so the text gets it's
>> pigment from the depth position. The background uses Sam's OTO (Odd
>> Tiles Object) macro. Comments appreciated.
>
> I like both helix and colors, but the word "(P)ersistence" is difficult
> to read. Perhaps in another color wuold be better.
> ;-)
> Paolo
well how about that! in the non area light version those letters cast
a shadow on the object that helped with that ... i rendered the area
light version without the preview and didn't notice that it (the area
light) obliterated the shadow. guess my size parameters could use a
tweak or two
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Btw, maybe you could start a new thread for this new approach.
It's getting a bit inconvenient to navigate this one - at least
if, like me, you have set up the reader to display all messages
in a thread if it contains an unread post ;)
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Christian Froeschlin <chr### [at] chrfr de> wrote:
> Btw, maybe you could start a new thread for this new approach.
>
> It's getting a bit inconvenient to navigate this one - at least
> if, like me, you have set up the reader to display all messages
> in a thread if it contains an unread post ;)
I've already changed my settings under Personalise->Message-Order to "Newest to
oldest"
No Navigation any more ;)
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On 13-7-2011 22:06, H. Karsten wrote:
> Christian Froeschlin<chr### [at] chrfrde> wrote:
>> Btw, maybe you could start a new thread for this new approach.
>>
>> It's getting a bit inconvenient to navigate this one - at least
>> if, like me, you have set up the reader to display all messages
>> in a thread if it contains an unread post ;)
>
> I've already changed my settings under Personalise->Message-Order to "Newest to
> oldest"
>
> No Navigation any more ;)
>
>
I wonder how to do this on Thunderbird...
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 13-7-2011 22:06, H. Karsten wrote:
>> Christian Froeschlin<chr### [at] chrfrde> wrote:
>>> Btw, maybe you could start a new thread for this new approach.
>>>
>>> It's getting a bit inconvenient to navigate this one - at least
>>> if, like me, you have set up the reader to display all messages
>>> in a thread if it contains an unread post ;)
>>
>> I've already changed my settings under Personalise->Message-Order to
>> "Newest to
>> oldest"
>>
>> No Navigation any more ;)
>>
>>
> I wonder how to do this on Thunderbird...
>
View -> Sort by -> Ascending / Descending...
Note that the “N” shortcut jumps to the next unread mess
age.
Jerome
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On 14-7-2011 14:38, "Jérôme M. Berger" wrote:
> Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 13-7-2011 22:06, H. Karsten wrote:
>>> Christian Froeschlin<chr### [at] chrfrde> wrote:
>>>> Btw, maybe you could start a new thread for this new approach.
>>>>
>>>> It's getting a bit inconvenient to navigate this one - at least
>>>> if, like me, you have set up the reader to display all messages
>>>> in a thread if it contains an unread post ;)
>>>
>>> I've already changed my settings under Personalise->Message-Order to
>>> "Newest to
>>> oldest"
>>>
>>> No Navigation any more ;)
>>>
>>>
>> I wonder how to do this on Thunderbird...
>>
> View -> Sort by -> Ascending / Descending...
>
> Note that the “N” shortcut jumps to the next unread message.
>
> Jerome
Oops! Of course! Overlooked that... Thanks for showing me.
Thomas
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On 7/14/2011 1:09, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> I wonder how to do this on Thunderbird...
Same as in virtually every Windows program. Click on the heading of the
column until the arrow points the way you want the sort to run. In later
versions of thunderbird, you have to turn off the threading, or it'll just
sort the entire thread.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
"Coding without comments is like
driving without turn signals."
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The settings, I spoke of coming with the PovRay-Forum-Interface.
There appear in your browser, under your profile-settings ("Personalise" in the
yellow area above)
Best rgds,
Holger
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On 14-7-2011 21:40, H. Karsten wrote:
> The settings, I spoke of coming with the PovRay-Forum-Interface.
>
> There appear in your browser, under your profile-settings ("Personalise" in the
> yellow area above)
>
> Best rgds,
> Holger
>
>
>
greatest difficulties to find the most obvious things...
Thomas
[Now, where are my spectacles again....?]
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