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> Here's a quick one-off that might help you in the right direction:
...SNIP...
Hi there, Daniel.
Thanks for the effort, but I'm actually already a rather experienced Pover
(you can see most of my images on my website, haven't been active here
lately, which may be why you've assumed me to be a newbie).
I was searching for the author of that specific image mainly because his
marble-texture, made with subsurface/media scattering, was that sort of
"awesome Rolex" type of image, and I wanted to get a hold of the codes how
he did it. I've done quiet some experimenting with media (ever tried to
convert the stacked-planes-technique to a media statement? It's fun :-) so I
was hoping for some general approach idea. Just to save the time for
experiments.
Regards,
Tim
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"Tim Nikias v2.0" <tim.nikias (@) nolights.de> wrote in message
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> > Here's a quick one-off that might help you in the right direction:
> ...SNIP...
>
> Hi there, Daniel.
>
> Thanks for the effort, but I'm actually already a rather experienced Pover
> (you can see most of my images on my website, haven't been active here
> lately, which may be why you've assumed me to be a newbie).
I'm sorry -- I'm new to this board and don't know all the people yet. Well,
it gave me an excuse to put together a quick scene anyway :-)_
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"Tim Nikias v2.0" wrote:
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> > Professional stones are made from (clam) shell and slate, more everyday
> > stones are glass (and cheap sets are plastic). I don't think marble is
> > used for stones.
>
> Heh, I guess someone misunderstood me here... :-)
I was trying to clear up the confusion, were you asking for POV images
that would look like real professional stones (shell and slate), or
POV images that would look like marble stones (which are not used in
real life)?
The photo links were to highlight the differences between marble and
shell which have different colouring/textures etc.
Regards,
Bernard (7k)
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Tim Nikias v2.0 wrote:
> Hi all!
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> I've bought myself a game of Go and would like to model a professional board
> (with nice stones made of marble, wooden board etc) now. Someone recently
> posted an image of a pyramid or a cube, filled with nice, marble-like media.
> I've used the Search of the web-interface and have looked through the posts
> residing here at home, but I'm unable to find it. Anyone got a pointer?
I FOUND IT!!!!
It was in p.b.a, titled "more sub-surface scattering" on 5.12.2003 by Tek.
Very beautiful interior.
Severi "Sherlock" Salminen
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Tim Nikias v2.0 <tim.nikias (@) nolights.de> wrote:
> Heh, I guess someone misunderstood me here... :-)
I think you misunderstood him...
I have never heard of go stones made of marble, so if you are going to
render stones which look like marble, they will not look like pro stones,
they will look like marble stones.
You specifically asked for a pro-stone look...
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On Sat, 7 Feb 2004 03:18:04 +0100, "Tim Nikias v2.0" <tim.nikias (@)
nolights.de> wrote:
>(is veines spelled correctly?).
Nope! It is spelt "veins".
Regards
Stephen
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> I'm sorry -- I'm new to this board and don't know all the people yet.
Well,
> it gave me an excuse to put together a quick scene anyway :-)_
Hey, no problem. Shows off that you're a decent guy. :-)
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> I was trying to clear up the confusion, were you asking for POV images
> that would look like real professional stones (shell and slate), or
> POV images that would look like marble stones (which are not used in
> real life)?
>
> The photo links were to highlight the differences between marble and
> shell which have different colouring/textures etc.
Ah, okay, then I misunderstood you. It seemed to me like you wanted to give
me some fotos to show how I might make them from clamshells...
Actually, I just wanted to make some marble-like stones, mainly because of
nice looks and to get some experience on how to model marble-media, so to
speak.
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> I have never heard of go stones made of marble, so if you are going to
> render stones which look like marble, they will not look like pro stones,
> they will look like marble stones.
> You specifically asked for a pro-stone look...
Yup, my fault, see my reply to Bernard.
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> I FOUND IT!!!!
>
> It was in p.b.a, titled "more sub-surface scattering" on 5.12.2003 by Tek.
> Very beautiful interior.
Yay, that's it! Thanks! I should have remembered that it had been an
animation, I'd probably have found it myself then...
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