From: John D Gwinner
Subject: Re: Jupiter as mentioned in p.b.i
Date: 6 Mar 2002 23:32:14
Message: <3c86ed4e$1@news.povray.org>
Wow, this looks very nice!
Any chance for scene files?
== John ==
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> is related to a thread in p.b.i> I know: clocking is over-exaggregated..... I'm always in hurry ;-)>> regards> SY>>>
From: Hartmut Wagener
Subject: Re: Jupiter as mentioned in p.b.i
Date: 8 Mar 2002 19:02:55
Message: <3c89512f@news.povray.org>
Where is Shoemaker-Levy ? The comet that hit Jupiter 1994 (or was it 1996)
... :) :) :)
Good job, i like those astronomical renderings ...
Hartmut
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> is related to a thread in p.b.i> I know: clocking is over-exaggregated..... I'm always in hurry ;-)>> regards> SY>>>
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Subject: Re: Jupiter as mentioned in p.b.i
Date: 9 Mar 2002 12:55:22
Message: <3c8a4c8a$1@news.povray.org>
> Where is Shoemaker-Levy ? The comet that hit Jupiter 1994 (or was it 1996)> ... :) :) :)
VERY good idea. Indeed. I still have all the orbital elements of all pieces
of SL9 when approaching it's final trip....
By using my Astronomy Software I could perfectly pre-compute how the
animation should look like. I'll think it over! But first I have to finish
my plants. *g*
> Good job, i like those astronomical renderings ...
Thanks, in fact it is already a pretty old scene. But lately I recoloured it
to match the "real" colours. The old scene has these reddish clouds as shown
in most colour-enhanced pictures. I was just proud of it that it doesn't
need any image map. All done with textures. :)
regards
SY
