Hi Ken, Thanks!  I have to agree with you on the drawer size. I never
notice these things when I'm looking at my own work, only after someone
tells me.  That's why I love this newsgroup.  

>  Or you can ignore me completely and move on to your next great work of
> phsycotic art. :) What's next ? How about an electro-shock therapy room ?
> Or experimental brain surgery ? Or ...

Oh no, I would never ignore you.  Actually, this cell is for a computer
game I (and others) are making.  I made a post a while ago in
povray.general about starting up a computer game project.  It's really
taken off since then :-)  Thanks again (as always) for the advice :-)
		Kyle

Ken wrote:
> 
> Rudy Velthuis wrote:
> >
> > Kyle schrieb in Nachricht <36C### [at] geocitiescom>...
> > >Check out my latest and greatest pic of the phsyco cell, at
> > >
> > >http://www.geocities.com:80/SiliconValley/Orchard/3942/cell5.jpg
> > >
> > >Comments welcome.
> >
> > It's definitely better than the others. It looks like you used radiosity
> > (the black artifacts in the corners), but it is really very much improved.
> > It looks very real now.
> >
> > --
> > Rudy Velthuis
> 
> I agree with Rudy in that this has improved greatly since the first posting.
> You have captured the essence of making a visible lamp in pov that many only
> wish they could do.
> 
>   Two last little suggestions I have, and they are minor points, is that you
> make the drawer unit just a little smaller in width and depth as the lamp
> shelf (which implies making it wider and narrower than it is now). You
> don't need to remake it just rescale the whole thing in two directions.
>  This would make it look a little less like an accident is going to happen
> to the lamp the first time someone leans on the end of the shelf. The cell
> door handle also looks a bit to bright, almost a lens flare there, and
> could be toned down a bit.
> 
>  Or you can ignore me completely and move on to your next great work of
> phsycotic art. :) What's next ? How about an electro-shock therapy room ?
> Or experimental brain surgery ? Or ...
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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