A while ago I posted in povray.general that I would love to see POV include
image-processing capabilities built in, so that the beautiful glow on the white
objects in
your image could be similarly applied on an object-by-object basis during rendering.
Surely this could be easily implemented, adding little to rendering times.

Congrats on mastering IK. I rarely even start Moray up these days, preferring to
hand-code.

all the best,

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Equiprawn <equiprawn at tinet dot ie> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I decided today that I would learn how to use Moray's new Inverse Kinematics
> feature. I have modeled a very rough human that moves pretty realisticly.
> The hardest part wasn't working out how Moray's IK implementation works, but
> deciding which elements of the model should be joints and how they should
> all be allowed to move. The first two pictures are of the exact sam scene
> (just a different camera angle). I used Photoshop to make the white glow
> from the brightly lit objects, to blur some bad radiosity sampling, and to
> make some small cosmetic changes to the sky colour. The second image is a
> statue of Atlas. Here Photoshop was just used to rescale the image and blur
> some more patchy radiosity. Nothing particularly amazing about either of the
> scenes, but keep in mind the fact that instead of having to place each body
> part seperatly for each person, I just had to drag the lims to where I
> wanted them - so it only took two minutes to pose them.
>
> Equiprawn
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