Matrix was used to refer to the bullet-time effects
of the movie "The Matrix", not the matrix of
POV...

And he couldn't have used mine, cause he used an I/O
system (its in the headline) and mine is non-I/O. People
always forget that (or never know)... :-)

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Tim Nikias
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> Very nice! Is this your own particle system or did you expand Tim's?
>
> When you say "matrix" what does it mean - that it's calculated with static
> functions rather than evaluating the enviroment, what ever it may be?  If
> so, the only reason I can imagine for using a static approch would be
higher
> speed of parsing.. At the expense of flexibility. But it could be useful
in
> some situations, for example water fountains.
>
> Your animation doesn't look crude.. I like it.
>
> Regards,
> hugo
>

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