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From: Oldstench
Date: 9 Sep 2000 03:18:42
Message: <5nojrs0vvbc22t3cqucsh30nqhi79esrlv@4ax.com>
On Sat, 9 Sep 2000 01:38:09 -0500, "GrimDude" <gri### [at] netzerocom>
wrote:

>You know you have been tracing too long when you mentally tear every image,
>object, and thing down to Pov primitives, which is what I did when I saw
>your image.
>
>The pipe thingie looks as though it were extruded along an imperfect path. I
>could extrude along a spline, but I would probably use a union of primitives
>and a torus (or two). Blobs could be used as well.
>
>I model complex objects with a modeller myself, but this scene has a simpler
>look to it. No offense intended. The colors and composition make the image
>worthwhile!
>
>Grim
>

No offence taken...the scene was *definitely* not an example of my
modeling skills. I was simply doing a radiosity test, trying to figure
out what setting do worked. The colors were chosen cause they would
bleed nicely from one to another so I could actually see the radiosity
working. The pipes curve was not imperfect, I think that it was that I
didn't use set Rhino to use enough poly's for the export. Either that
or it was a radiosity issue....I guess I could simply spotlight it (no
rad) and re-render and see if it shows up again. Might it be a
(flipped) normal problem? blah blah blah need caffeine. Thanks for the
feedback.

---Oldstench---
Avoid herd mentality.


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