St. wrote:
>     Well, it would work with Wings models, I know this, but I'm embarrassed 
> to say that don't know 'how'. I mean, how would I put,
> 
>      #declare golden = <1.0, 0.8, 0.4>;
>     in the PoseRay materials file when there is already a #declare, 
> <pigment - whatever>, declared, so to speek?

It seems to me you just replace the texture with your own.... you could 
post a code snippit of the materials file here so I can see it's 
structure, if you want.

>> That design is fantastic! It would make the perfect wedding ring for my
>> girlfriend. It resembles vines and berries, both of which carry
>> signifigance for her.
> 
>      Then you have met the right jeweller Sam.   :)

I am a ways off from needing such a ring just yet...

>> front of large rocks, with a turkey baster to vaccum the sediments. (he
>> later melted it all down into an ingot, left it to cool on a concrete
>> floor and then stepped on it, burning a nasty circle into his foot)
> 
>      Argh! Not good. 'Black Heat' is still *very* hot. Hope he's ok... 
> Really.

It's actually been years since this happened. It was just a superficial 
wound.

>> The creek I pan in is right in town. It would be a disturbace of the
>> peace to use a pump or dredge right there in town. A turkey baster is
>> inexpensive and quiet. :)
>>
>> Funny, I had a dream about gold last night. It was off-yellow...
>> practially white.  It formed wire bundles. Pretty neat.
> 
>       Oh, that would be 9ct White gold then... Yes, when polished, it looks 
> white, but when it gets to its natural patina, it will have a good tint of 
> yellow.

I went to the creek two days ago, and had luck with the turkey-basting 
syringe-type thing. Vaccumed a series of cracks and found three good 
nuggets, one covered in mercury. Lots of lead, too. I plan on going 
again tomorrow, to finish the job if I can.

Sam

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