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Sander wrote in message ...
>In article <3b26409c@news.povray.org>, Tom Melly says...
>> my first photons....
>>
>I like the structure of the wall in the back! How did you do it?
>:o)
In these days of iso-surfaces and all sorts of new-fangled gizmos, that
would be the poor neglected agate normal (or were you being ironic? ;)
Ah, the poor normals. Relegated to walk-ons and crowd scenes - their stars
eclipsed by younger functions - who are badly behaved louts on the whole,
for all their modern appeal. Demanding thousands of parameters, and
exhibiting many flaws off-screen, before a satisfactory performance can be
coaxed from them. Sure they've got depth. Sure they've got outlines. But
where is the simple charm of yesteryear?
I'll stop now.
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