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I am having a helluva time making halo textures using the moray texture
creator. What elements do i need besides the "halo" item? Any? An
individual pigment? If so, what should the settings be (trans/filter)? I
would like to have a milky swirly blue/purple tinted halo and I just
can't figure it out. I do not want a code snipit, I just want to know
the process of creating a halo inside of moray's texture creator. (i'm
frustrated)
thanks. hopefully you may see the results soon in
povray.binaries.images.
ross.
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Ross Litscher wrote:
>I am having a helluva time making halo textures using the moray texture
>creator. What elements do i need besides the "halo" item? Any? An
>individual pigment? If so, what should the settings be (trans/filter)? I
>would like to have a milky swirly blue/purple tinted halo and I just
>can't figure it out. I do not want a code snipit, I just want to know
>the process of creating a halo inside of moray's texture creator. (i'm
>frustrated)
>
>thanks. hopefully you may see the results soon in
>povray.binaries.images.
>
>ross.
Ross,
Here is some basic settings and you can tweek them from here to get what you
want. Create a sphere and make it hollow. Next open your texture editor and
click on create and make a standard texture. Next right click the texture
and add pigment and right click again and add halo. Now right click the
pigment and choose solid color then go to the right and set trans to 1. What
you just did is make the surface of you sphere clear so that you can see the
halo. Next click on halo and set the following parameters up - type=emiting,
scattering model=isotropic, function=linear, mapping=spherical and
samples=20 the other settings shuold be fine to start with. As far as the
color map go's put in the colors you want and add some more so you at least
have 4
colors in it. Next the two outside colors on the map should be set to 1 on
the trans. This will give you a nice soft edge. Now right click on halo and
add noise and transformation modifiers. On the noise set the turbulance to 1
and the frequency to 2, the other settings are ok. Then on the
transformation set the scaling of x,y and z to .8 - Now you can click the
preview and see your halo. These are settings that I like so try your own
and check out the POV-ray docs for some real good info on halos.
Glen
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Glen Adomovicz wrote:
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> Ross Litscher wrote:
> >I am having a helluva time making halo textures using the moray texture
> >creator. What elements do i need besides the "halo" item? Any? An
> >individual pigment? If so, what should the settings be (trans/filter)? I
> >would like to have a milky swirly blue/purple tinted halo and I just
> >can't figure it out. I do not want a code snipit, I just want to know
> >the process of creating a halo inside of moray's texture creator. (i'm
> >frustrated)
> >
> >thanks. hopefully you may see the results soon in
> >povray.binaries.images.
> >
> >ross.
>
> Ross,
> Here is some basic settings and you can tweek them from here to get what you
> want. Create a sphere and make it hollow. Next open your texture editor and
> click on create and make a standard texture. Next right click the texture
> and add pigment and right click again and add halo. Now right click the
> pigment and choose solid color then go to the right and set trans to 1. What
> you just did is make the surface of you sphere clear so that you can see the
> halo. Next click on halo and set the following parameters up - type=emiting,
> scattering model=isotropic, function=linear, mapping=spherical and
> samples=20 the other settings shuold be fine to start with. As far as the
> color map go's put in the colors you want and add some more so you at least
> have 4
> colors in it. Next the two outside colors on the map should be set to 1 on
> the trans. This will give you a nice soft edge. Now right click on halo and
> add noise and transformation modifiers. On the noise set the turbulance to 1
> and the frequency to 2, the other settings are ok. Then on the
> transformation set the scaling of x,y and z to .8 - Now you can click the
> preview and see your halo. These are settings that I like so try your own
> and check out the POV-ray docs for some real good info on halos.
> Glen
Thanks. That is exactly the kind of info i needed. Now i can tweek it a
bunch and play around. I just kept getting not very transparent or
cloudy looking halos. Thanks again
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don't forget POV 3.1 uses media now, instead of halos... so if you're
thinking of upgrading POV at some point (or moray for that matter, when the
next POV3.1 compatible version comes out) then maybe learning how to use
media (as in POV3.1, not POV3.0) might be better...
Regards,
Matt
Ross Litscher wrote in message <354### [at] osu edu>...
>I am having a helluva time making halo textures using the moray texture
>creator. What elements do i need besides the "halo" item? Any? An
>individual pigment? If so, what should the settings be (trans/filter)? I
>would like to have a milky swirly blue/purple tinted halo and I just
>can't figure it out. I do not want a code snipit, I just want to know
>the process of creating a halo inside of moray's texture creator. (i'm
>frustrated)
>
>thanks. hopefully you may see the results soon in
>povray.binaries.images.
>
>ross.
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