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Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> For the balls, the top is OK, but the sides and overhangs are not. It suposed to
> be older, packed snow. The fresh snow should be thicker on the top, thinning out
> as the slope increase, and completely absent wherever it's vertical or overhanging.
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> Alain
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> A hooker once told me she had a headache.
> Rodney Dangerfield
OK. I think this can be arranged with a slope pattern. My purpose here was
to find something suitale for nearly flat surfaces when close to the
camera, and fading away to a bright pigment with distance. I tried to make
it sparkle when seen from near and make it fluffy like brand new snow. Not
a real success for shapes like the balls, but it may be OK in some cases.
I'll rework this ..
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