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Of course you could vary the effect by replacing marble with wood, etc.
For an interesting woodcut effect, you could render a scene once
normally, and then again with no lights, giving each object a gray
marbled (or wood) pigment; and threshold one against the other.
(Does that make sense?)
Any GIMP mavens here? Is there a way to threshold one image against
another?
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Anton Sherwood -- http://www.ogre.nu/
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