I stole Bryan Valencia's name for the BTFH.
I love this macro! :)

Janet

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"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote:
> I stole Bryan Valencia's name for the BTFH.
> I love this macro! :)
>
> Janet

Really beautiful. Not having worked with the macro, I just have to sit and
marvel at what it can create, in the right hands. :-)

Ken W.

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"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote:
> I stole Bryan Valencia's name for the BTFH.
> I love this macro! :)
>
> Janet

Hello again to all and thank you for your comments and very precious renders.

I am not able to publish anything new today, but I was very bundled macro
updating this week, tutorials and site.

First, www.persistencia.org is updated to include a small demonstration file
(now), including the three macros (for now) in new-name-change The Bastard
Tiling Shapes From Hell.inc:

-The Bastard Torus From Hell
-The Bastard Cylinder From Hell
-The Bastard Sphere From Hell

Second, thanks for all your comments without forgetting that this script has its
origins in an image released back in 2005 by James Buddenhagen in
http://news.povray.org/42698442%40news.povray.org, mixed with my own ideas and
Lumpy Torus included in the Wings3d. Several patterns were collected from many
different sites: walls, tile, sidewalks, Minesweeper spurious, MC Escher, La
Alhambra in Granada, the Internet ...

Thirdly, soon revert to change the macro so that the array of entry now contains
pigment textures (not know if we could make the macro recognition between one or
other elements). Ah! and a fourth still to be resolved macro-The Bastard Plane
From Hell -

Greetings to all and remain vigilant

B. Gimeno

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B. Gimeno nous illumina en ce 2008/05/05 13:48 -->
> "Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote:
>> I stole Bryan Valencia's name for the BTFH.
>> I love this macro! :)
>>
>> Janet
> 
> Hello again to all and thank you for your comments and very precious renders.
> 
> I am not able to publish anything new today, but I was very bundled macro
> updating this week, tutorials and site.
> 
> First, www.persistencia.org is updated to include a small demonstration file
> (now), including the three macros (for now) in new-name-change The Bastard
> Tiling Shapes From Hell.inc:
> 
> -The Bastard Torus From Hell
> -The Bastard Cylinder From Hell
> -The Bastard Sphere From Hell
> 
> Second, thanks for all your comments without forgetting that this script has its
> origins in an image released back in 2005 by James Buddenhagen in
> http://news.povray.org/42698442%40news.povray.org, mixed with my own ideas and
> Lumpy Torus included in the Wings3d. Several patterns were collected from many
> different sites: walls, tile, sidewalks, Minesweeper spurious, MC Escher, La
> Alhambra in Granada, the Internet ...
> 
> Thirdly, soon revert to change the macro so that the array of entry now contains
> pigment textures (not know if we could make the macro recognition between one or
> other elements). Ah! and a fourth still to be resolved macro-The Bastard Plane
> From Hell -
> 
> Greetings to all and remain vigilant
> 
> B. Gimeno
> 
When you expect a texture and you receive a pigment, you end up with a texture 
using the provided pigment with the default finish. It don't cause even a warning.

-- 
Alain
-------------------------------------------------
Congregationalist: Shit that happens to one person is just as good as shit that 
happens to another.

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"B. Gimeno" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> "Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote:
> > I stole Bryan Valencia's name for the BTFH.
> > I love this macro! :)
> >
> > Janet
>
> Hello again to all and thank you for your comments and very precious renders.
>
> I am not able to publish anything new today, but I was very bundled macro
> updating this week, tutorials and site.
>
> First, www.persistencia.org is updated to include a small demonstration file
> (now), including the three macros (for now) in new-name-change The Bastard
> Tiling Shapes From Hell.inc:
>
> -The Bastard Torus From Hell
> -The Bastard Cylinder From Hell
> -The Bastard Sphere From Hell
>
> Second, thanks for all your comments without forgetting that this script has its
> origins in an image released back in 2005 by James Buddenhagen in
> http://news.povray.org/42698442%40news.povray.org, mixed with my own ideas and
> Lumpy Torus included in the Wings3d. Several patterns were collected from many
> different sites: walls, tile, sidewalks, Minesweeper spurious, MC Escher, La
> Alhambra in Granada, the Internet ...
>
> Thirdly, soon revert to change the macro so that the array of entry now contains
> pigment textures (not know if we could make the macro recognition between one or
> other elements). Ah! and a fourth still to be resolved macro-The Bastard Plane
> From Hell -
>
> Greetings to all and remain vigilant
>
> B. Gimeno

Wow, thank you B. Gimeno.
Bring on the bastards, I love them. :)

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Hi:
The link in www.persistencia.org has been fixed.
Still I didn't have time to update the macro, neither the site. Stay tuned.

B. Gimeno
pd: thanks to Robert MCGregor for notice it!

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"Tiffany Cheerio" - Heh, I love your humour and artistic talent Janet. :)

  Keep at it, your images are always worth more looks than the first.

    ~Steve~

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"B. Gimeno" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message 
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> -The Bastard Torus From Hell
> -The Bastard Cylinder From Hell
> -The Bastard Sphere From Hell

    Heh, I think I've seen these before Mr.G!  ;)

     Thanks for the laugh, appreciated.  :o)

         ~Steve~



> B. Gimeno

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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> "Tiffany Cheerio" - Heh, I love your humour and artistic talent Janet. :)
>
>   Keep at it, your images are always worth more looks than the first.
>
>     ~Steve~

Thanks Steve!

That was Bryan Valencia who came up with "Tiffany Cheerio" - I thought it was
funny too.

~Janet

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