"Andrew Coppin" <orp### [at] btinternetcom> wrote in message
news:3d931217@news.povray.org...

> > b) you are showing the water surface where it touches another
> > object, and you therefore want a genuinely perturbed surface.
>
> or c) you want to view the "waves" from a near-perpendicular
> direction, and you want the front-most waves to obscure the more
> distant waves ;-)

Heh - okay, c). (well, it's a sort of varient of my b), but whatthehell).

> I had a look anyways - not a half bad image!
>

Ta - from what I gather about your problem, the most likely reason, as other's
have suggested, is that your media-area is too large.


> Andrew.
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