I like the fire after the explosion, but the way the mushroom cloud disperses
looks a bit odd to me. Maybe if the column of smoke from the fire was thicker
just after the explosion, and dwindled down, it may look better.

Rune wrote:

> The animation is 100 frames long and was rendered at 320x240 AA 0.3 on a
> 1GHz computer. Try to guess how long it took.

My guess is 1.5 - 2 hrs. It really depends on how many particles you have, and
whether you are using media or not. I suspect this is not media (discs perhaps?)
just because, if you make Al chew gum whilst walking, you would surely make
absorbing smoke which would leave a shadow :-)

MJL
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