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In article <3ba048a7$1@news.povray.org>, sta### [at] uiuc edu says...
> Hey guys,
>
> This is a shot I recently completely and is the last time I will run it because the
render time is simply horrendous. It's a six engine German bomber flying at dusk, the
sky covered in anti-aircraft flak. I had two computers chewing this and it took days.
With the thousands of media objects combined with the glows and motion blurring, the
computer almost came to a screeching halt. Anyway, I wanted to have the underside of
the aircraft bathed in orange light. To
attempt this I placed an area light underneath the aircraft but it left behind
unwanted effects. You can see the light source in the windscreen when all I wanted
was a kind of evenly spaced orange glow. Would MegaPov's/3.5's parallel lights
accomplish this? Any comments on the flak or city lighting?
>
> Skip
I cannot answer your pertinent questions.
But looking at your image I get the impression that engines No 2 and 5
are not directed parallel to what is the flight direction. Do I see that
wrong??
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Regards,
Sander
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