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Stefan Viljoen <spamnot@<removethis>polard.com> wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> A cosine surface done with k3dsurf, and my very first rendering with
> radiosity (been around for years, o'course, I never got around to it until
> yesterday).
Wow! I wish my first radiosity pic looked this good, Stefan. Well done!
> In flights of fancy, a freon ocean on a small planet in a distant solar
> system, with a twinned sun and moon.
Is Freon really blue in bulk? Anyway, it looks nice and it does look like a
low density liquid to my untrained eyes. :)
> Simple planes and a standard povray sky, with a Colefax galaxy and
> lensflare.
I would expect a planet with a Freon ocean to have *very* severe rainstorms,
as the atmosphere attempts to condense at nightfall. :) E.E 'Doc' Smith
wrote about a planet with a hydrosphere like that, where they had 40 feet
of rain every night.
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