Bob Hughes wrote:
> 
> Was recently doing some render comparisons using POV-Ray 3.02
> 'atmosphere' and 3.1 'media' as compared to another persons tests on
...
> The Volumetrics Study which was used to base things upon is at:
> http://ironsaga.freeservers.com/vol-revu.html
> Jim P. at AOL initiated the idea to do POV-Ray also,
> and I'll post the 3.02 & 3.1 comparitive images at p.b.i.
> 

I re-created the scene (for the fun) and posted the result in p.b.i.
("light trough grating" subject)
Fabien.

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Equiprawn wrote in message <379752e1@news.povray.org>...

>I went to see "The Mummy" last night (good film btw, lots of fun, very like
>an Indy Jones film), and I have to say I thought that the graphics were
very
>very good. Throughout the film, we see lots of computer generated dust
>storms, sand formations, rocket trails, and other various vapour/cloud
>effects. After the film was over and I had turned my brain back on, I tried
>to work out how they did these specific effects.
>


(Just noticed this - hence the late post.)

According to Cinefex #77, the sandstorm effects in The Mummy were simulated
in Maya (done by a bloke called Mike Ludlam) and then rendered using ILM's
own proprietary particle system software.  The 'bullet-bounces' were
rendered in Maya.

So now you know.

Alan.


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