All of the walls are separate pieces, placed in the final cathedral
statement, as is the ceiling, floor, etc.  It only has three walls, the back
wall (oposite the rose)
where you would come in doesn't exist yet...I wanted to concentrate on
getting the stained glass right.  At some point, I'd also like to get some
more stained glass pictures from the web (in the same style and look as the
rectangular Sacred Heart ones) and put them in the side walls, but right now
those walls are solid.

The source code pretty much says it all.  Question for you...I made the
church structure first, and then added the altar and pews, but they looked
so small that I had to enlarge them, but this makes the overall church look
smaller.  If you scale the altar by, say, 1/2 or 1/4, does it look really
bad to you, or is it just me?

Could you email me your mosque/cathedral image?  I'd be interested to look
at it, and I can't get a message from that far back.  Thanks.

John


"Sander" <san### [at] stolscom> wrote in message
news:MPG### [at] NEWSPOVRAYORG...
> In article <3b29f98d@news.povray.org>, John Albarelli says...
> > HI, everyone...my first time posting, I made a church.
Questions/comments?
> > I wanted to put some media in, to show some of the light rays from the
large
> > round rose window, but I couldn't get it to work, and it already takes
12
> > hours to render.  I'd like them to be very faint.  Any help with that
would
> > be appreciated.  Teh source files are attached.
> >
> Hi John,
>
> I'm interested in your cathedral very much: especially as regards how
> you are solving the problem of placing the different parts of the
> cathedral interior.
>
> Is the cathedral complete in the sense that you could give us a view in
> any direction, or do you have just what we see now?
>
> FYI I have been busy trying to set up the Mezquita mosque/cathedral in

> 2001-march-29 my second image. My setup includes the whole building
> (more than 10,000 square meters) and up till now I only have all the
> pillars, the arches, some ceilings, most of the walls, the floor at some
> parts, etc. and I really do not think I can finish the job within a
> reasonable time.
>
> I'll study your sources to see how you go about it...  :))
>
> --
> Regards,  Sander

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