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Spock wrote:
> I've looked at this image several times now and I think I agree with the
> others that the curve in the waves is unusual/distracting. If they
> represent waves on the sea then they shouldn't curve like that.
True. That's what they are supposed to represent, and I know they
shouldn't curve like that. I still thought it looked pretty nice, and
decided to render it that way, to see if turning the water into an
isosurface had some effect.
They
> should probably remain parallel or curve the other way (based on
> interference as they enter the bay). If this is a wake from the ship
> then the waves should fan out at a 45 degree angle as Kenneth suggests.
> I think the problem I'm having is coming up with a reasonable
> explanation for the curvature of the wave pattern. It's almost like a
> speed-boat just passed through the scene from right to left... an
> explanation which seems out of place given the other elements you
> present...
Yep, a speedboat could probably explain those waves, but it doesn't fit
to the image otherwise (and it's not really what I was thinking about
when I coded the water). I'll try to make the waves look better after
next weeks matriculation examination of geography. Been a bit busy
reading to exams now.
> Love the scene. Looking forward to future iterations.
>
Thanks!
-- Arttu "Blizzara" Voutilainen
-- http://blizzara.zbxt.net:8000/Plone/
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