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Christoph Hormann <chr### [at] gmxde> wrote:
> Geoff Wedig wrote:
>>
>> Since I'm the provider, I'll say that they were only 15 PII 400 dual
>> processors (30 processors, though) I will also say that the render is now
>> done. I've put a (complete) version at
>>
> That sounds great, how do you come to have such equipment, do you freely
> offer rendering time? :-)
We have a supercomputing cluster at work, and I was told that they wanted to
get some high load specs on it.... Well, I can provide high load.
Bwa-ha-ha. So I've got a SC cluster to play with every now and again (ie,
nights and weekends). Knowing Howard's system, it wasn't much of a jump to
say "Hey, what can you do with some *real* power". This was the result.
> BTW, the anim looks good, sadly some of the most interesting parts are
> missing in the end (the mud stuff).
The version I posted has it.
> How was the mud done? It looks quite realistic.
I've got the code, but I think I'll let Howard explain should he wish.
Geoff
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