My first test using Christoph Hormann's new ISOWood03 (for Pov3.5).  A 
simple (cheap) Ikea table.  Easy to model.  Chris's wood is at it's best 
during close ups.

I unfortunatly decided to model the table using 1 meter = 1 POVunit.  So 
now that I'm trying to add knots to the wood using the plank W (warp) 
version, I get a bunch of "Black Hole repeat vector too small" messages.  I 
guess I'll have to size the table bigger.  (Chris, if you are reading this, 
have patience with me...;-)

Wide angle of table with regular angle detail inset (pasted in after).  One 
light, basic settings, nothing else.

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None <Non### [at] onca> wrote in news:Xns### [at] 204213191226:

> My first test using Christoph Hormann's new ISOWood03 (for Pov3.5).  A 
> simple (cheap) Ikea table.  Easy to model.  Chris's wood is at it's best
> during close ups.
> 

Just the thing I need in my work shop, I'll take 2 please.

Nice looking tables!

-- 
Marc Champagne
marcch.AT.videotron.DOT.ca
Montreal, CANADA

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None wrote:
> My first test using Christoph Hormann's new ISOWood03 (for Pov3.5).  A 
> simple (cheap) Ikea table.  Easy to model.  Chris's wood is at it's best 
> during close ups.
> 
> I unfortunatly decided to model the table using 1 meter = 1 POVunit.  So 
> now that I'm trying to add knots to the wood using the plank W (warp) 
> version, I get a bunch of "Black Hole repeat vector too small" messages.  I 
> guess I'll have to size the table bigger.  (Chris, if you are reading this, 
> have patience with me...;-)

There is nothing wrong with using meter units but the warp macros in the 
package are not perfect for avoiding the repeat vector problem.  You 
will quite often get such warning when using them.

> Wide angle of table with regular angle detail inset (pasted in after).  One 
> light, basic settings, nothing else.

What IKEA model is that supposed to be?  The rounding radius seems 
somewhat large.

-- Christoph

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Christoph Hormann <chr### [at] gmxde> wrote in
news:5rl### [at] tritonschunteretctu-bsde: 

> [...]
> There is nothing wrong with using meter units but the warp macros in
> the package are not perfect for avoiding the repeat vector problem. 
> You will quite often get such warning when using them.

Ok, thanks.
 
> [...]
> What IKEA model is that supposed to be?  The rounding radius seems 
> somewhat large.
> [...]

It's an old Ikea table.  I can't find it in the catalog anymore?  I got it 
here in Canada about, oh, 20 years ago.  Actually, my table is quite 
rounded as well.  The thing is the inside of the table shoulnd't be 
rounded, so I should stick the planks closer together.

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