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In article <3a9542d0$1@news.povray.org>, "Tom Melly"
<tom### [at] tomandlu co uk> wrote:
> The trouble with this is that it doesn't leave the pigments alone.
> How do I accomplish this? (btw the areas outside the man. set are
> rgbt 1).
What do you mean by "it doesn't leave the pigments alone"? Maybe the
problem is just that you are using averaging...if the color values vary
evenly from 0 to 1 for each component, and you average enough samples,
you will end up getting closer to 50% gray.
> At the moment, my kludge is to lay 3 separate objects on top of each
> other, each one given a different mandel pig.
Layered textures would probably work...
object {
texture {pigment {basepig}}
texture {pigment {man1}}
texture {pigment {man2}}
texture {pigment {man3}}
}
Just make sure the mandel pigments are at least partially transparent.
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Christopher James Huff
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