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I know, I know. Render with POV only and leave painting to the Photo
Shop users, right?
I did say though I only change a few pixels sometimes. Usually its a
case of bad CSG done or a slight malformation due to refraction and the
max_trace_level needed turning up. So instead of spending too much time
on one thing and move on I am sometimes forced to correct a tiny bit
before using a rendered image as my latest Windows wallpaper.
Not proud of this fact I assure you. Call it a supplement to my being
able to continue raytracing with POV-Ray and not stuck on just an
infinite plane.
The bump_map sounds like a good idea Fabien. Using anything but P-R 3.1d
that is. You could make a orthogonal view image from above the scene and
use it. Add in a small wave-breaking shoreline all along the water edge.
Got me wondering now how this could be done with straight POV.
Ken wrote:
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> Fabien HENON wrote:
> >
> > What I meant by using Photoshop, was not post processing to add waves along
> > the shores via Photoshop, but to use it to create the a bump_map to put as a
> > texture for the sea.
> >
> > I did use post-processing for the lens-flare and increase the contrast.
> >
>
> That comment was not really for you. I was pestering Bob a little bit.
>
> --
> Ken Tyler
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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