On Mon, 21 Oct 2002 17:35:43 -0400, "Dennis Miller"
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>Very nice backgrounds. How are you doing these (and chakra)?>best,
It's all done with an ultra_wide_angle camera with a 360 FOV. The
camera is then surrounded by various objects with differing rotations.
This particular one involved 2 renders of a cylinder matrix whose
"cross-points" are derived from a standard 3D cubic lattice plus
turbulence.
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I've made an image a bit like your background before. A simple scene with 3
cylinders at right angles in a cubic room with reflective walls,
max_trace_level 100, and pigment rgb 0.1. Looks pretty good, If you change
the pigment to rgb 0, then you end up with weird results.
That image would be a good one to go with my weird image challenge in an
earlier thread.
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