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Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this lately
with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to change
some elements but the comparison over ten years of using POV-Ray are
notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
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Thomas
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On 20/03/2018 07:43, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this lately
> with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to change
> some elements but the comparison over ten years of using POV-Ray are
> notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>
Much better to my eyes.
Although I think you cheated a bit by changing the camera angle.
Although that could come under "changing insights and skills".
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Stephen
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On 20-3-2018 9:07, Stephen wrote:
> On 20/03/2018 07:43, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
>> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this
>> lately with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to
>> change some elements but the comparison over ten years of using
>> POV-Ray are notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>>
>
> Much better to my eyes.
> Although I think you cheated a bit by changing the camera angle.
> Although that could come under "changing insights and skills".
>
The latest is true as I now used DrJohn's "falling building syndrome"
macro here, and de-rotated the camera. However, my ultimate objective
was not to recreate the scene exactly. Evolution was allowed.
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Thomas
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On 20/03/2018 08:23, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 20-3-2018 9:07, Stephen wrote:
>> On 20/03/2018 07:43, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>>> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
>>> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this
>>> lately with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to
>>> change some elements but the comparison over ten years of using
>>> POV-Ray are notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>>>
>>
>> Much better to my eyes.
>> Although I think you cheated a bit by changing the camera angle.
>> Although that could come under "changing insights and skills".
>>
>
> The latest is true as I now used DrJohn's "falling building syndrome"
> macro here, and de-rotated the camera. However, my ultimate objective
> was not to recreate the scene exactly. Evolution was allowed.
>
Or do you mean intelligent re-design. ;-)
No matter what a great improvement.
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Stephen
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Obviously, I forgot to mention:
- in 2008, the scene was rendered with MegaPOV version 1.21
- in 2018, the scene was rendered with UberPOV version
1.37.1.1-alpha.8871946.msvc14.win64
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Thomas
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On 20-3-2018 9:40, Stephen wrote:
> On 20/03/2018 08:23, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 20-3-2018 9:07, Stephen wrote:
>>> On 20/03/2018 07:43, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>>>> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
>>>> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this
>>>> lately with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want
>>>> to change some elements but the comparison over ten years of using
>>>> POV-Ray are notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new
>>>> version.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Much better to my eyes.
>>> Although I think you cheated a bit by changing the camera angle.
>>> Although that could come under "changing insights and skills".
>>>
>>
>> The latest is true as I now used DrJohn's "falling building syndrome"
>> macro here, and de-rotated the camera. However, my ultimate objective
>> was not to recreate the scene exactly. Evolution was allowed.
>>
>
> Or do you mean intelligent re-design. ;-)
> No matter what a great improvement.
>
LOL Good one!
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Thomas
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On 20/03/2018 08:44, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> LOL Good one!
:-D
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Stephen
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Thomas de Groot wrote on 20/03/2018 08:43:
> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this lately
> with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to change
> some elements but the comparison over ten years of using POV-Ray are
> notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>
Now the sculptures are... alive!
Paolo
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On 20-3-2018 13:00, Paolo Gibellini wrote:
> Thomas de Groot wrote on 20/03/2018 08:43:
>> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
>> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this
>> lately with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to
>> change some elements but the comparison over ten years of using
>> POV-Ray are notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>>
> Now the sculptures are... alive!
>
Yeah... the figures were never intended as sculptures but as children
playing. :-/
It is an old memory from my own childhood in fact.
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Thomas
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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org> wrote:
> Once in a while, I like to revisit an older scene and remodel it to
> current standards and my changing insights and skills. I did this lately
> with my entry to the TC-RTC back in 2008: "N". I still want to change
> some elements but the comparison over ten years of using POV-Ray are
> notable. Left, is the entry of 2008; right, the new version.
>
> --
> Thomas
Well done Thomas,
but by changing the camera point of view, most of the nice birds disappeared...
What I want to know is how you did your grass and plants - really nice.
Norbert
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