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Okay, every plan last just long enough to fall apart..
The new plan for the dining room wall is a three panel, one image picture.
The aforementioned tree (recently redone) will feature prominently in the
middle picture at the height of it's fall colors. On the right and left
will be unharvested corn fields and a farm.
I'm building the scene as one. The camera will have three different
positions created by rotating it in a stationary vantage point. I'm reduce
parsing time by creating a common include file for all scene items that
exist in all three panes (sky, ground, etc). But each pane will also have
it's own unique include file for objects that exist only in that pane.
I would still love to do a fall/winter/summer image, but the wife vetoed
against it. After the fall version is done, I may follow it up with some
work on different seasons for the challenge.
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Nice!
I feel like it would work better if one of the branches extended just a
little bit into the left-hand frame. It somehow seems wrong to me that the
tree extends behind the border, and then just stops.
William
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"Afishionado" <afi### [at] gmail com> schreef in bericht
news:web.4545040aaf9d0b864d55924e0@news.povray.org...
> Nice!
>
> I feel like it would work better if one of the branches extended just a
> little bit into the left-hand frame. It somehow seems wrong to me that the
> tree extends behind the border, and then just stops.
>
Good point! I agree!!
Thomas
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"Afishionado" <afi### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Nice!
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> I feel like it would work better if one of the branches extended just a
> little bit into the left-hand frame. It somehow seems wrong to me that the
> tree extends behind the border, and then just stops.
>
I see what you mean.
Due to the distance apart the pictures will be on the wall, along with the
thickness of the matte and frame, I'm worried that it will look odd though.
I'll try it and see where it goes.
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> Due to the distance apart the pictures will be on the wall, along with the
> thickness of the matte and frame, I'm worried that it will look odd though.
> I'll try it and see where it goes.
I'm not sure if I can say this in a way that makes sense, but here goes. :-)
What if it were an image that was cut into three pieces and the pieces slid
apart to create the borders, as opposed to just having bits blocked out?
That might be hard to trick Pov-Ray into doing, but would be easy to do in
post-processing.
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