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Marc-Hendrik Bremer <Mar### [at] t-online de> wrote:
> Geoff Wedig schrieb in Nachricht <3acb6eff@news.povray.org>...
>>The other option is to try to cut blocks out of one side and add them to
> the
>>other in some organic fashion. Probably more than I want to deal with.
> Just position some blocks by hand over the seam - a little bit "outside the
> wall". As there is no easy visible pattern in your stones, you are quite
> free in choosing them. And the curvature is at zero at that seam anyway, so
> you won't have to deal with some fancy bricks - rounded boxes should do.
> Or do I miss something essential?
Well, curvature is only 0 right at the seam, and not elsewhere. It's tricky
to get blocks that don't cast really obvious shadows because of this.
I've added a viewing platform at that space, with another row of stones.
It's not perfect yet, but it actually looks kinda neat. Adds a little more
interest to that back wall. Still tweaking settings, though.
Geoff
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