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Is it possible to create pictures that look like a drawn cartoon with
POV-Ray.
If yes please give me an example or an URL or a picture.
THANX,
CU,
vmx.
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Using a quality setting of 0 or 1 or other low number has been talked of
before for doing "cartoon"-like renders. Believe it was TonyB who posted an
image at p.b.i. of a similar thing too, although I'm unsure if it had a low
quality setting or not.
Anyhow, it has been thought of before but I doubt there's a whole lot on it
out there. Perhaps a few people will be able to say something on it.
Bob
vmx <vmx### [at] gmx de> wrote in message news:37f5135b@news.povray.org...
> Is it possible to create pictures that look like a drawn cartoon with
> POV-Ray.
> If yes please give me an example or an URL or a picture.
>
> THANX,
> CU,
> vmx.
>
>
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>Is it possible to create pictures that look like a drawn cartoon with
>POV-Ray.
>If yes please give me an example or an URL or a picture.
It is possible to create pictures that look like anything in POV-Ray, you
just have to figure out how to do it. For cartoons, I can't really recommend
an optimum system, as I have not found it, and I doubt many have persued it.
Please look for threads with "cartoon" in the title in p.b.i, OK?
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vmx wrote:
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> Is it possible to create pictures that look like a drawn cartoon with
> POV-Ray.
> If yes please give me an example or an URL or a picture.
There is a possible trick with the "brillance" finish statement.
Someone used it in the "childhood" IRTC, it's an image with bears
around their house (it's a small round, browse a little).
Fabien.
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I did some good stuff by using max_trace_level of 1 and unioning each shape
with a slightly larger one. Then I used a high ambient on some simple
textures, and a large area light. This gave me black lines around the
shapes, flat surfaces with wide highlights, and indistinct shadows. Maybe I
will dig some out and post it in p.b.i, but right when I was working on it
someone posted a reverse watercolor image using a similar method that made
my stuff look like children's work and so I sort of gave up on it...8-(
vmx <vmx### [at] gmxde> wrote in message news:37f5135b@news.povray.org...
> Is it possible to create pictures that look like a drawn cartoon with
> POV-Ray.
> If yes please give me an example or an URL or a picture.
>
> THANX,
> CU,
> vmx.
>
>
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On Sat, 02 Oct 1999 17:12:13 +0200, Fabien <fab### [at] skynetbe>
wrote:
>There is a possible trick with the "brillance" finish statement.
>Someone used it in the "childhood" IRTC, it's an image with bears
>around their house (it's a small round, browse a little).
>Fabien.
As far as I remember the trick was to boost up brilliance a lot, like
200 or even 1000. I still need to confirm it with an experiment,
though.
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
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