El 14/09/18 a las 09:33, Jim Holsenback escribió:
> On 9/13/18 12:06 PM, BGimeno wrote:
>> It started as an innocent exploration of the pavement pigment but the 
>> thing escalated quickly and out of control.
> 
> nice job ... and perfect timing! i was playing with pavement for use in 
> my latest and moved on to something else because i couldn't get it to 
> behave like i wanted.
> 
Thanks, hope you found it useful
I do not think anyone can do what he WANTS with pavement pigment.
It seems that our taste is a bit capricious and all these results are 
all fruits of chance.

BGimeno

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Am 14.09.2018 um 12:50 schrieb BGimeno:
> Some examples of a macro I wrote years ago.
> Let me a pair of days to finish some details and it will be posted in
> p.t.scene-files

You've been reading too many ancient celtic manuscripts ;)

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BGimeno <bru### [at] gmailcom> wrote:

> There seems to be no limit or vocabulary to describe the forms they
> generate, and among a lot of garbage every once in a while something
> decent is generated.
>

Very nice work! This seems to be one of those situations where POV-Ray's
'code-driven' paradigm might be superior to a purely menu-driven graphics
program (where a user would have to pick and choose various parameters
beforehand, in hopes of producing something usable.)

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BGimeno wrote on 13/09/2018 18:06:
> It started as an innocent exploration of the pavement pigment but the 
> thing escalated quickly and out of control.
> 
> 
> The source code is in pov-ray.text.scene-files
> It generates an output file with the parameters used in each image and I 
> think it is almost decent (not at all) to see. Use with care.
> 
> Greetings.
> BGimeno

I definitely like them!
A very nice work,
    Paolo

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El 14/09/18 a las 18:08, clipka escribió:
> Am 14.09.2018 um 12:50 schrieb BGimeno:
>> Some examples of a macro I wrote years ago.
>> Let me a pair of days to finish some details and it will be posted in
>> p.t.scene-files
> 
> You've been reading too many ancient celtic manuscripts ;)
> 

I've also come to think that, but it's not old Celtic, it's my own 
source code. I keep trying to unravel strange things and advance what is 
there, at the moment it is shamelessly illegible and full of constants 
everywhere.


BGimeno

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> BGimeno <bru### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> 
>> There seems to be no limit or vocabulary to describe the forms they
>> generate, and among a lot of garbage every once in a while something
>> decent is generated.
>>
> 
> Very nice work! This seems to be one of those situations where POV-Ray's
> 'code-driven' paradigm might be superior to a purely menu-driven graphics
> program (where a user would have to pick and choose various parameters
> beforehand, in hopes of producing something usable.)
> 
> 
> 
Thank you, your words are an incentive to continue sharing and 
generating ideas for others to develop new and better ideas.

Regards
B.Gimeno

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El 14/09/18 a las 12:50, BGimeno escribió:
> Some examples of a macro I wrote years ago.
> Let me a pair of days to finish some details and it will be posted in 
> p.t.scene-files
> 
> Regards
> B Gimeno

News.

Hi: I'm still not 100% satisfied. The section that generates the color 
schemes can still cause eye irritation. I think that next week I will 
have the tessellations that I want to add along with a couple of decent 
files to publish.

Regards,
B.Gimeno

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hi,

BGimeno <bru### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> El 14/09/18 a las 12:50, BGimeno escribió:
> News.
> Hi: I'm still not 100% satisfied. ... I think that next week I will
> have ... a couple of decent files to publish.


_035 looks pretty "decent" already.  the motif should sell like hot-cakes on the
Isle of Man.  :-)


regards, jr.

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On 09/28/2018 12:28 PM, jr wrote:
> 
> _035 looks pretty "decent" already.  the motif should sell like hot-cakes on the
> Isle of Man.  :-)


_035 feels like my coal mining Pennsylvania Slovak grandparent's house
in the '60s.

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> On 09/28/2018 12:28 PM, jr wrote:
>>
>> _035 looks pretty "decent" already.  the motif should sell like hot-cakes on the
>> Isle of Man.  :-)
> 
> 
> _035 feels like my coal mining Pennsylvania Slovak grandparent's house
> in the '60s.
> 

Thanks, I think something related to bananas was what I expected from 
all of you. Do not lose hope, the results can be even uglier.

B. Gimeno

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