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Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
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go ahead.
Chuck Roberts wrote:
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> Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
> a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
>
> --
> See my Free stuff page. It compares free website providers, and
> lists free internet access providers.
> http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
>
> Win98 help file loaded with hints and tips, including securing a
> Win 95/98 PC in a classroom setting. VB4 help file with lots of
> code and hints.
> At http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/
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On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 12:15:21 -0400, Chuck Roberts <rob### [at] accn org>
wrote:
>Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
>a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
You mean you have them in stock or do you have links to such
resources? If it's the former, are they procedural or image maps? Aer
they your work or a collection of royalty-free work?
In any case I think it would be worth the effort. It's just that my
fingertips got itchy :)
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] usanet
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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What I was getting at was, could people send me POV textures as
include files? Then I will make a webpage for them, so we have a
centralized resource.
Chuck Roberts wrote:
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> Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
> a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
>
--
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lists free internet access providers.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
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Win 95/98 PC in a classroom setting. VB4 help file with lots of
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Perhaps you could suggest a few categories to start off? Its a big
world out there!
A related thought...I have mused over the idea of a sort of "atlas" of
POV cloud formations with the underlaying code included. I remember
writing away, (when I was really young ), to the Canadian Weather
Bureau, or whatever they called it then, for their official cloud
identification chart, a wall poster with a nice matrix of little
pictures of cloud formations, Cirrus, Cumulus, Stratus, etc. I think
POV does "Alto-Stratus", maybe "Alto-Cumulus" really well. But to fill
out the whole chart could pose quite a challenge. But somehow there is
a loose nexus between the modeller's desire to produce "collections",
the hunt to simulate the natural world in a raytrace, and the desire to
investigate nature through classification.
Chuck Roberts wrote:
> Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
> a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
>
> --
> See my Free stuff page. It compares free website providers, and
> lists free internet access providers.
> http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
>
> Win98 help file loaded with hints and tips, including securing a
> Win 95/98 PC in a classroom setting. VB4 help file with lots of
> code and hints.
> At http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/
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Well, since I haven't gotten any POV textures yet, I figured they
were few and far between. But here's some categories for
starters:
- Architecture (external of buildings, like stucco, cement, etc.)
- Insects (bug eyes, of course, wings)
- Mammals (fur)
- Fish (scales and stuff)
- Outside (asphalt pavement, cement roads, dirt, sand, etc.)
J Charter wrote:
>
> Perhaps you could suggest a few categories to start off? Its a big
> world out there!
>
> A related thought...I have mused over the idea of a sort of "atlas" of
> POV cloud formations with the underlaying code included. I remember
> writing away, (when I was really young ), to the Canadian Weather
> Bureau, or whatever they called it then, for their official cloud
> identification chart, a wall poster with a nice matrix of little
> pictures of cloud formations, Cirrus, Cumulus, Stratus, etc. I think
> POV does "Alto-Stratus", maybe "Alto-Cumulus" really well. But to fill
> out the whole chart could pose quite a challenge. But somehow there is
> a loose nexus between the modeller's desire to produce "collections",
> the hunt to simulate the natural world in a raytrace, and the desire to
> investigate nature through classification.
>
> Chuck Roberts wrote:
>
> > Anyone want me to make a list of real life textures? I could make
> > a web page for it and anyone could use them then.
> >
> > --
> > See my Free stuff page. It compares free website providers, and
> > lists free internet access providers.
> > http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
> >
> > Win98 help file loaded with hints and tips, including securing a
> > Win 95/98 PC in a classroom setting. VB4 help file with lots of
> > code and hints.
> > At http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/
--
See my Free stuff page. It compares free website providers, and
lists free internet access providers.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
Win98 help file loaded with hints and tips, including securing a
Win 95/98 PC in a classroom setting. VB4 help file with lots of
code and hints.
At http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/
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Chuck Roberts wrote:
> What I was getting at was, could people send me POV textures as
> include files? Then I will make a webpage for them, so we have a
> centralized resource.
Isn't there already such a website?
The one I vaguely remember was not limited to "real" textures, of
course.
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Not that I know of. I am looking for realistic textures in POV
format, not as a bitmap.
Anton Sherwood wrote:
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> Chuck Roberts wrote:
> > What I was getting at was, could people send me POV textures as
> > include files? Then I will make a webpage for them, so we have a
> > centralized resource.
>
> Isn't there already such a website?
> The one I vaguely remember was not limited to "real" textures, of
> course.
>
> --
> Anton Sherwood -- br0### [at] p0b0xcom -- http://ogre.nu/
--
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lists free internet access providers.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~robertsc/free.htm
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Chuck Roberts wrote in message <399D8016.B1643E52@accn.org>...
>Well, since I haven't gotten any POV textures yet, I figured they
>were few and far between. But here's some categories for
>starters:
>- Architecture (external of buildings, like stucco, cement, etc.)
>- Insects (bug eyes, of course, wings)
>- Mammals (fur)
>- Fish (scales and stuff)
>- Outside (asphalt pavement, cement roads, dirt, sand, etc.)
A category I've always had trouble finding good examples of:
Rock/Stone
Mark
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