50% of the flowers with one image and 50% with another, opening in an
alternating sequence...

Yes, I am definitely getting carried away.  Sorry.

"Spock" <spo### [at] nospamcom> wrote in message
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> - For bonus points you might be able to figure out how to alternate
between
> two images.  If a wind were to flip over each petal in turn and reveal a
> different picture on the underside you would have the basis for looping
your
> movie.  Or maybe I am just getting carried away here :-)
>

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May I see the code for this? I'm curious about the mapping technique.
Thanks much
D.

"Bob H." <omn### [at] msncom> wrote in message
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> Seeded because it's using random numbers, vain because it uses a photo of
> me.
> Not something a person should render over and over again too much, a
picture
> of themselves.  Gets a little strange.
>
> I was wanting to try what I have seen in a television commercial where
> flowers bloom out and form the picture.  Used MegaPov 'trace' to find the
> positions, not hf_height_at, hoping to do more with that I hope.  I have a
> long way to go before I get there.  Figured I'd make a animation of one of
> my nieces when I find a good photograph of her.
>
> Well, have a look if you will please, just don't loop it for too long.
:-)
>
> Bob H.
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>
>
>

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"Dennis Milller" <dhm### [at] mediaonenet> wrote in message
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> May I see the code for this? I'm curious about the mapping technique.

I used the MegaPov 'pattern' keyword in the height field to make it from the
image.  It was from a previous scene for making a quick and easy HF which I
then replaced the color_map with image_map just to see if it would work
okay.  Hadn't done so before this and was a little surprised it did.
Since it might be of interest to more people I'll put it at p.t.s-f. group,
not that it is anything spectacular but overall might be a scene file of
some use.

Bob H.

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