I thought that only half of the library burned.  Part of it was destroyed in an
earthquake.
There would have been more scrolls than books tho.

I think it needs some sort of atmospheric media to soften the lighting and make
the textures a little less crisp.
The light may be a tad bright, too. And you might try some variable reflection
in the water (if you're not already.)

ADB

Stefan Viljoen wrote:

> Marc Jacquier wrote:
>
> > Very nice
> > But...
> > Dit they get the books safe before the fire?
>
> Nope - it burned down in total. Lots of knowledge was lost - I have heard it
> postulated that if the library had not been burned down, we would have been
> far more advanced today than we are. Apparently lots of knowledge was lost
> that had to be rediscovered many years later.
>
> > And is not Beethoven (if I don't mistake)a bit anachronistic in this
> > context? ;-)
>
> Yes :) - I did not have a fast internet connection when doing the scene in
> 2000 and grabbed the first human-like model I could lay my hands on. But I
> admit that Beethoven does not quite cut it in the Library...!
> --
> Stefan Viljoen
> Software Support Technician
> Polar Design Solutions

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