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Believe it or not but the basic scene settings for this image have been
in existence for several years. Often those kind of things never reach
completion.
Macros are kindly acknowledged:
SkySim by Scott;
Fastclouds by Zeger Knaepen;
Cloud by Gilles Tran;
Rain by Jaime Vives Piqueres;
Grass by Bill Pragnell with a texture variation based on Gilles Tran's;
Trees are Xfrog models;
Extra grass polls are Poser models;
Human is Poser model;
My own:
Landscape (GeoControl);
Bicycle (Silo);
Concept (Grey Matter) ;-)
Thomas
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On 16/11/2013 3:40 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Believe it or not but the basic scene settings for this image have been
> in existence for several years. Often those kind of things never reach
> completion.
I believe it.
It is quite surreal.
Your images are all good but this is one of your better ones. :-)
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Regards
Stephen
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Am 16.11.2013 16:40, schrieb Thomas de Groot:
> Believe it or not but the basic scene settings for this image have been
> in existence for several years. Often those kind of things never reach
> completion.
Is that guy's name Al, or is that a typo in the signature?
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On 16/11/2013 16:40, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Believe it or not but the basic scene settings for this image have been
> in existence for several years. Often those kind of things never reach
> completion.
>
> Macros are kindly acknowledged:
> SkySim by Scott;
> Fastclouds by Zeger Knaepen;
oh my.. I remember about a year ago I promised a new version of that
fastclouds.. I never completed it, partly because I needed a POV-Ray
feature that's not there: pigment-fog.. like a distance-faded
sky_sphere, which I believe scott actually put in a POV-Ray patch.
Maybe someday I'll still complete it.
Now, concerning the image :) I really love it! I actually have been in
a very similar situation where I was riding my bike to work and I looked
back, and I saw a huge dark rain cloud coming my way. I tried to go
faster to get to work before the rain reached me, but it just came too
fast :) I was soaking wet when I got there :)
Looks like mr Big Hat has a bit farther to go though :)
cu!
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ZK
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On 16-11-2013 17:09, clipka wrote:
> Is that guy's name Al, or is that a typo in the signature?
>
LoL. A typo indeed. I left it as I liked the ambiguity.
Thomas
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On 16-11-2013 17:04, Stephen wrote:
> It is quite surreal.
> Your images are all good but this is one of your better ones. :-)
>
Thanks Stephen. The original idea involved a bicycle race on those
ungainly machines, but somehow it did not really take off. I like this
idea better.
Thomas
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On 17-11-2013 1:50, Zeger Knaepen wrote:
> oh my.. I remember about a year ago I promised a new version of that
> fastclouds.. I never completed it, partly because I needed a POV-Ray
> feature that's not there: pigment-fog.. like a distance-faded
> sky_sphere, which I believe scott actually put in a POV-Ray patch.
I try to simulate it by using two ground fogs. Not entirely perfect but
it works more or less.
>
> Maybe someday I'll still complete it.
That would be nice.
>
> Now, concerning the image :) I really love it! I actually have been in
> a very similar situation where I was riding my bike to work and I looked
> back, and I saw a huge dark rain cloud coming my way. I tried to go
> faster to get to work before the rain reached me, but it just came too
> fast :) I was soaking wet when I got there :)
Me too. I had a similar experience. :-)
>
> Looks like mr Big Hat has a bit farther to go though :)
Yes, probably.
Thomas
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On 17/11/2013 8:08 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 16-11-2013 17:04, Stephen wrote:
>> It is quite surreal.
>> Your images are all good but this is one of your better ones. :-)
>>
>
> Thanks Stephen. The original idea involved a bicycle race on those
> ungainly machines, but somehow it did not really take off. I like this
> idea better.
>
This image and your last one, have really made me itch to start Poving
again.
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Stephen
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On 17-11-2013 12:11, Stephen wrote:
> This image and your last one, have really made me itch to start Poving
> again.
>
>
That is excellent. Start scratching! ;-)
No better compliment than that indeed. Thank you.
Thomas
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On 17/11/2013 12:22 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 17-11-2013 12:11, Stephen wrote:
>
>> This image and your last one, have really made me itch to start Poving
>> again.
>>
>>
> That is excellent. Start scratching! ;-)
>
> No better compliment than that indeed. Thank you.
>
The urge to try placing objects, in SDL, is growing.
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Regards
Stephen
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