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janger wrote in message <39ff2c1d@news.povray.org>...
>Does anyone know of a way to model the sky using media, scattering etc to
>create a blue sky? I'm not sure if it's possible. Basically I don't want to
>use a sky sphere to mimic the sky, but try and create a 'true' atmosphere
>which looks blue because of light scattering, and so I can make a 'sun'
>which is way out in the distance, in scale with reality, and shines through
>the atmosphere as happens in nature.
I've been working on modifying POV-Ray to do this. The (rather buggy)
source code for my first effort is available at
http://www.geocities.com/rengaw03/download/skypov.zip if anyone is willing
to spend the time trying to compile it. Since something has added a bunch
of extra newlines to various files, I expect it will take about an hour to
get the source code to where it can be compiled.
I'll try to get a bug-free compiled version ready tomorrow, but I can't
guarentee anything.
Mark
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