I am finally getting somewhere with the runnels, but I had to change the
texture back to clay, instead of the media I had, in order to have it render
sometime this year.

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Cool, I like it.
-- 
Phil
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that is very very good, but instead of the stone expanding down later on in
the anim, it really should crumble (but thats a ton more work:)

maybe you should add a slight 3d rotation...

!!!!
Just hit me - you could to a killer star trek 2 genesis weapon planet with
that (if it grew out instead of in)
!!!!

Rick

"Bill DeWitt" <the### [at] earthlinknet> wrote in message
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> I am finally getting somewhere with the runnels, but I had to change the
> texture back to clay, instead of the media I had, in order to have it
render
> sometime this year.
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That is an isosurface right? It looks just like a surface normal up until
the end of the animation. It looks cool.
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Paul Vanukoff


"Bill DeWitt" <the### [at] earthlinknet> wrote in message
news:38f4da27@news.povray.org...
> I am finally getting somewhere with the runnels, but I had to change the
> texture back to clay, instead of the media I had, in order to have it
render
> sometime this year.

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"Paul Vanukoff" <van### [at] primenetcom> wrote :
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> That is an isosurface right?

    Right, The whole animation (which was too large) shows the further
development onto rubble. But I have yet to find a way to make it fall to the
ground so I have floating rubble... not so groovy...

> It looks cool.

    Thanks to all, I have gone through a lot of animations waiting for one
good enough to post here...

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Coool!

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