Here is an object I made in povray that I thought all of you might have fun
figuring out. I won't tell you how I made it, until someone gets it right
or people tire of giving theories. Here is a hint: the pigment is a 3d
pigment.

You can E-mail me for the solution and source code at:

MMa### [at] aolcom

"Buy the truth and do not sell it;
	get wisdom, discipline and understanding." <20,23,23>,B

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um i think i'll hazard a guess. could it be a shape made with the
sphere_sweep thing in the superpatch, then have an oniony type pigment
applied to it?
either that or a whole bunch of spheres joined together using a sine type
function. whatever way its done it looks like you're using a sine / cosine
type function to make that shape.

oh, and theres a couple of difference blocks thrown in there too eh?

is it blatantly obvious i have no idea what im talking about?

oh well, you learn from your mistakes ;-)
its pretty funky anyway, i like it.


SamuelT. wrote in message <01bd40e1$689d4b00$6c0cce98@default>...
>Here is an object I made in povray that I thought all of you might have fun
>figuring out. I won't tell you how I made it, until someone gets it right
>or people tire of giving theories. Here is a hint: the pigment is a 3d
>pigment.
>
>You can E-mail me for the solution and source code at:
>
>MMa### [at] aolcom
>
>"Buy the truth and do not sell it;
> get wisdom, discipline and understanding." <20,23,23>,B
>

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SamuelT. wrote:
> 
> Here is an object I made in povray that I thought all of you might have fun
> figuring out. I won't tell you how I made it, until someone gets it right
> or people tire of giving theories. Here is a hint: the pigment is a 3d
> pigment.
> 
> You can E-mail me for the solution and source code at:
> 
> MMa### [at] aolcom
> 
> "Buy the truth and do not sell it;
>         get wisdom, discipline and understanding." <20,23,23>,B
> 
>  [Image]
	I'd guess it's simply a box with a density_file pigment...

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