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Any comments?
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Sweet.
But see if you can do more with it. Needs stars or something.
The normal is a *bit* unrealistic, too smooth. Try that riged multifractal
thing, perhaps.
- Slime
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it looks good. in my eyes the surface could be a little rough.
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Coridon Henshaw wrote:
> Any comments?
Could stand to ramp up the AA on the left side of your mars
day/night terminus, it's fairly jagged. Other than that,
a lighter zone in the upper-right to imply the glow from the
sun would remove the need for background stars and make it
look more realistic. Maybe a corner of a space station in the
foreground.
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Coridon Henshaw wrote:
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Reminds me of the picture of Neptune and Triton taken by Voyager as it
left the Solar system.
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"Coridon Henshaw" <che### [at] sympaticoca> wrote in message
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I really like that. Any chance of a larger version or the source so I can
use it as wallpaper? (1024*768)
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"Slime" <noo### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message news:3be0ae8e@news.povray.org...
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He-he - for all you know the normal might be too smooth. Someone mentioned that
if you scaled earth to the size of a pool-ball, earth would be smoother. So I
wouldn't expect much of a difference there.
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Maybe some media for a thin atmosphere.
-tgq
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Coridon Henshaw schrieb:
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Really cool... but obviously it is not Mars (Mars has only two tiny,
asteroid-like moons), but some other, extra-solar desert world - perhaps
Frank Herbert's Arrakis? However, the planet's moon is too featureless
for a rocky body with little or no atmosphere, it reminds me of Venus.
Is your planet intended to have an atmosphere? If yes, then perhaps a
narrow seam of media along the horizon could be appropriate!
See you in Khyberspace -
http://www.geocities.com/electricafghan/index-e.html
Afghanistan Chronicle: http://www.ndh.net/home/bleimann/
Yadgar
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Yadgar wrote:
> Is your planet intended to have an atmosphere? If yes, then perhaps a
> narrow seam of media along the horizon could be appropriate!
Funny how different people perceive things differently. I had thought that
we were looking over the surface of a moon at the planet beyond. BTW, I
absolutely love this image, as it is tremendously understated in a way that
one rarely sees in a CG image.
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