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You are the first to see it.
This is the final version of my visit to Saturn's B-ring and entry for
the TC-RTC Challenge 1 contest. It took about 25 hours to render in
UberPov so I am not likely to work much further on it. Besides, I want
to visit other themes as I am a bit tired of this one :-)
There were quite a lot of hurdles to take successively, no in the least
the nefarious epsilon issue. Otherwise, isosurfaces are your friends.
Nonetheless, comments are welcome!
--
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org> wrote:
> You are the first to see it.
>
> This is the final version of my visit to Saturn's B-ring and entry for
> the TC-RTC Challenge 1 contest. It took about 25 hours to render in
> UberPov so I am not likely to work much further on it. Besides, I want
> to visit other themes as I am a bit tired of this one :-)
>
> There were quite a lot of hurdles to take successively, no in the least
> the nefarious epsilon issue. Otherwise, isosurfaces are your friends.
>
> Nonetheless, comments are welcome!
>
> --
> Thomas
really nice, this is the right food for the imagination
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On 2/19/2015 10:52 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> You are the first to see it.
>
> This is the final version of my visit to Saturn's B-ring and entry for
> the TC-RTC Challenge 1 contest. It took about 25 hours to render in
> UberPov so I am not likely to work much further on it. Besides, I want
> to visit other themes as I am a bit tired of this one :-)
>
> There were quite a lot of hurdles to take successively, no in the least
> the nefarious epsilon issue. Otherwise, isosurfaces are your friends.
>
> Nonetheless, comments are welcome!
>
The picture looks very retro. Good job!
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On 19-2-2015 23:12, Mike Horvath wrote:
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> The picture looks very retro. Good job!
Why, yes, you are indeed right! I had not been aware of the 40s 50s
look! Thank you.
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Thomas
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On 19-2-2015 20:51, eticre wrote:
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> really nice, this is the right food for the imagination
>
Thanks! And excellent if it is digestible (and edible of course) :-)
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Thomas
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Thomas de Groot wrote on 19/02/2015 16.52:
> You are the first to see it.
>
> This is the final version of my visit to Saturn's B-ring and entry for
> the TC-RTC Challenge 1 contest. It took about 25 hours to render in
> UberPov so I am not likely to work much further on it. Besides, I want
> to visit other themes as I am a bit tired of this one :-)
>
> There were quite a lot of hurdles to take successively, no in the least
> the nefarious epsilon issue. Otherwise, isosurfaces are your friends.
>
> Nonetheless, comments are welcome!
>
A very nice image. Are the floating astronauts in one of the spheres?
Paolo
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On 23-2-2015 14:47, Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> A very nice image. Are the floating astronauts in one of the spheres?
Thanks and yes, they are inside.
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Thomas
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