I think I am perilously close to being done. This is my favorite result so
far. I will clean up the code and send it to Jaime. After that I will make
it public.

Tim

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Tim McMurdo wrote:
> I think I am perilously close to being done. This is my favorite result so
> far. I will clean up the code and send it to Jaime. After that I will make
> it public.
> 
> Tim
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
Visually very impressive.

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Oh By the way.......Media cloud and rain, Isosurface water. On my 3Ghz P4.


Smallest Alloc:                  17 bytes
Largest  Alloc:              108376 bytes
Peak memory used:           5961113 bytes
Total Scene Processing Times
  Parse Time:    0 hours  0 minutes  8 seconds (8 seconds)
  Photon Time:   0 hours  0 minutes  0 seconds (0 seconds)
  Render Time:   9 hours 58 minutes 46 seconds (35926 seconds)
  Total Time:    9 hours 58 minutes 54 seconds (35934 seconds)
CPU time used: kernel 9.83 seconds, user 35690.53 seconds, total 35700.36
seconds
Render averaged 5.51 PPS over 196608 pixels



Tim

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Thank You!


> Visually very impressive.

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Tim McMurdo nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2005-01-29 10:51:
> I think I am perilously close to being done. This is my favorite result so
> far. I will clean up the code and send it to Jaime. After that I will make
> it public.
> 
> Tim
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
I could almosr hear the rain fall and smell it ;) Are you sure it's not a photo?

Alain

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jod### [at] wohrrcom news:web.41fbb2a4b829df8f6e93bf990@news.povray.org

> Isosurface water.

Imho using height_field generated basing on isosurface will gave as good 
result, but working faster.

Like

  height_field {
    function Q,Q {
      pattern { 
       sin(x) + // ... rest of formula from isosurface 
      }
    }
  ...


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Tim McMurdo wrote:
> I think I am perilously close to being done. This is my favorite result so
> far. I will clean up the code and send it to Jaime. After that I will make
> it public.

   Very very nice, Tim... I'm hardly waiting for the code (the timing is 
just perfect, as I've finished the POVCOMP entry and was going to retake 
the "project Tierra").

--
Jaime

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Tim McMurdo wrote:

A little sad in a way. The clouds look great, but the small size 
(guessing HIGH render times) suggests that the dream of a super 
trubulent sky and crashing waves is a few years away at least.

  -Shay

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