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I've attached a nice waterfall for fellow povers to relax and contemplate
around.
(I've started a gallery of my images too at www.paradiseregained.co.uk,
including an old itrc entry.. oh how I miss that comp)
Comments welcome, I know people enjoy just looking at the odd povray image.
(That's not to say mine are any good)
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Actually, in my experience, waterfalls are quite difficult to make look
right, and this one is rather good! So, kudos to you. How did you make
it?
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After spending most time on the isosurface rocks, texture, the water and
plants I wondered how on earth I'd get a realistic waterfall then I found
examples at http://www.travelnotes.de/rays/island/index.htm.
So in the end it's just 5 stretched spheres (look carefully) with emitting
media, seems to do the trick suprisingly well.
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MattM wrote:
> I've attached a nice waterfall for fellow povers to relax and contemplate
> around.
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> (I've started a gallery of my images too at www.paradiseregained.co.uk,
> including an old itrc entry.. oh how I miss that comp)
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> Comments welcome, I know people enjoy just looking at the odd povray image.
> (That's not to say mine are any good)
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Excellent. You need to develop the effects of teh falling water
impacting the pool's surface. The rest is excellent.
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"MattM" <mat### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
news:web.47068da440a19a1cd6f4e5170@news.povray.org...
> After spending most time on the isosurface rocks, texture, the water and
> plants I wondered how on earth I'd get a realistic waterfall then I found
> examples at http://www.travelnotes.de/rays/island/index.htm.
Cool, Matt, thanks for the link. It looks good to me, although after
seeing how it's done, I'd be tempted to add a couple more spheres to hide
the other five.
You also need some 'splash' in there.
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> So in the end it's just 5 stretched spheres (look carefully) with emitting
> media, seems to do the trick suprisingly well.
Can anyone else see the face that I'm seeing in that waterfall??
Nice image, and good work with the surrounding foliage.
~Steve~
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I totally agree that more work could be done with splashes etc, however I've
a bad habit of moving on to another image so don't hold your breath.
It took me a while but I did see the face eventually, a weird one at that.
If we're seeing the same one?
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Your approach is quite interesting. I have tried several times to get a
realistic waterfall without success. After a long time I decided to
simulate the efect of water falling taken in a fast photograph, so you can
actually see the shape of water and not a blurred water.
to get the idea of what I'm trying to say look at this flash. It is made of
4 pov ray images. In the two last images there is a water fall coming from
a window.
http://personales.ya.com/robertoullan/images/casa.swf
The waterfall is made of a mesh (Wings) and random spheres...
Sincerely, I prefer yours
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