St. nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 03/02/2006 14:03:
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> "Tek" <tek### [at] evilsuperbraincom> wrote in message 
> news:43e300e2@news.povray.org...
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>> I now have some proper smoke and underwater lava!
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>> The only things I can see that need more work now are:
>> -steam: many people suggested various points for steam to be 
>> appearing, and I totally agree.
>> -colours: it's all gone a bit grey in this version, I want to get some 
>> black in the smoke and volcanic rocks.
>> -more colours!: that water just looks wrong IMO, should be very 
>> cloudy, darker, less green, and with steam bubbling round the lava.
>> -background: those conical mountains will change into realistic ones 
>> eventually I promise, and the sky colour's maybe too bright
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>> But I'm sure you folks can think of other things to improve!
>>
>> Your comments thus far have helped immensely! So keep them coming :)
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> 
>      Well, to me Tek, it seems like it's a 'small' volcano. I don't know 
> whether I'm right or wrong with this, and I wouldn't know how to rectify 
> it in this scene, but I thought volcanoes were usually *big*? I don't 
> see a sense of scale here.
> 
>    Otherwise, really good improvements imo. Should make for a *very* 
> good final image.
> 
>    Me? I haven't even started yet...  :/
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>       ~Steve~
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>> -- 
>> Tek
>> http://evilsuperbrain.com
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A volcano start small, nothing more than a bump, and grow larger the longer it stays
active. The 
large ones you are used to took millenia to reach their actual dimentions. This one
may be *only* 2 
or 3 centurys old...

-- 
Alain
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A day without sunshine is like, night

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