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"Christoph Hormann" <chr### [at] gmx de> wrote in message
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> It looks quite nice, but the lighting seems a bit flat, higher contrast
> would be good IMO.
Hmmm..........................
> For the walls, i would suggest a small and asymmetrically scaled turbulent
> crackle or agate, esp. crackle will be extremely slow of course.
I've added wrinkles and a granite normal and the walls look much metter
(imho)
I'll look at agate, see if it looks better.
> Also might want to have some geometric structure with the same pattern as
> used for the color since in most cases the components of structured stone
> will have different resistance against erosion.
already there, just not scaled big enough to see clearly.
Gail
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