Geoff Wedig schrieb in Nachricht <3aa51ab6@news.povray.org>...

> They take rawly rectancular
>> stones, which they fit together in a somewhat ordered random way. there
are
>> at least some horizontal lines in such a wall. I tried metric 1 crackle
>> ones -that was rectancular, but not at all ordered. I'm currently
thinking
>> about a way to combine the brick pattern and the crackle pattern, but I
>> don#t know if it leads anywhere.

>
>So regular stones aren't a big deal to me. ;)
>


Your ISW seems to be useful but actually I'm looking more for a wall which
looks roughly like the attached picture. Perhaps not that wrecked, but a bit
like that. You see, the stones a roughly trimmed and they are chosen, so
everything fit's together. I would take irregular roughly rectangular stones
too though.

Don't know if I will come ever near that, but I will have to try :-)

Marc-Hendrik

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