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Plane looks fantastic. A few comments
City lighting:
If this is a bomber over the UK, I can tell you that we don't have US style
street blocks. Our roads (especialy in cities) go everywhere. try
www.multimap.com for a street map of the UK and you will see what I mean.
Flak:
I am not certain about this but should there really be so much flak in the
sky. All the films (not always accurate I agree) I have seen seem to have
less.
Other comments:
Is this a lone bomber (perhaps the last one left in a mission - in which
case should there be some damage to the survivor). Otherwise, where is the
rest of the squadron.
Duncan
"Skip Talbot" <sta### [at] uiuc edu> wrote in message
news:3ba048a7$1@news.povray.org...
Hey guys,
This is a shot I recently completely and is the last time I will run it
because the render time is simply horrendous. It's a six engine German
bomber flying at dusk, the sky covered in anti-aircraft flak. I had two
computers chewing this and it took days. With the thousands of media
objects combined with the glows and motion blurring, the computer almost
came to a screeching halt. Anyway, I wanted to have the underside of the
aircraft bathed in orange light. To attempt this I placed an area light
underneath the aircraft but it left behind unwanted effects. You can see
the light source in the windscreen when all I wanted was a kind of evenly
spaced orange glow. Would MegaPov's/3.5's parallel lights accomplish this?
Any comments on the flak or city lighting?
Skip
sta### [at] uiuc edu
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