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A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is amazingly
good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
- Micha
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Attachments:
Download 'lobster.povray.avi.dat' (675 KB)
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looks cool. I have no idea what you did, but it looks like a hologram to me.
JWV
"Micha Riser" <mri### [at] gmx net> wrote in message
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> A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
> Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is
amazingly
> good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
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> - Micha
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> POV-Ray Objects Collection: http://objects.povworld.org
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I'm surprised that only a few folks use df3! I even haven't tried it yet!
I like this!
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Wow. That looks fantastic. You should try it with a dense scattering media to
make it look like some kind of lobster-shaped cloud! :)
Where do you get df3 data from and how do you use it in povray? I'm quite keen
to try this myself.
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"Micha Riser" <mri### [at] gmxnet> wrote in message news:3ec00671@news.povray.org...
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> A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
> Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is amazingly
> good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
>
> - Micha
>
> --
> POV-Ray Objects Collection: http://objects.povworld.org
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"Micha Riser" <mri### [at] gmxnet> wrote in message
news:3ec00671@news.povray.org...
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> A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
> Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is
amazingly
> good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
An article on df3 files in povray
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/povray/df3/
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Alan Walkington
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"JWV" <jwv|at|planet.nl> wrote:
> looks cool. I have no idea what you did, but it looks like a hologram to
> me.
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It has not much to do with a hologram though. It's possibly the colours and
the 3D impression through the rotation that you makes think so.
- Micha
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Tek wrote:
> Wow. That looks fantastic. You should try it with a dense scattering media
> to make it look like some kind of lobster-shaped cloud! :)
Yeah, one should get something like a isosurface (actually I have tried to
render it as isosurface as well but the trilinear interpolation gets
visible if you render the funciton directly.)
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> Where do you get df3 data from and how do you use it in povray? I'm quite
> keen to try this myself.
I got the file as .dat from my prof and converted it to df3. The data is
used as density of the scattering (and a bit emitting).
- micha
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"Micha Riser" <mri### [at] gmxnet> wrote in message
news:3ec00671@news.povray.org...
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> A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
> Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is
amazingly
> good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
>
> - Micha
>
> --
> POV-Ray Objects Collection: http://objects.povworld.org
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In article <3ec00671@news.povray.org>, mri### [at] gmxnet says...
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> A visualisation of a df3 volume set of a lobster done with POV-Ray.
> Scattering media, illuminated by two light sources. The result is amazingly
> good as the data set was only 120x120x32.
Verrry pretty, but it must have taken months to reder ;)
Jamie.
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Jamie Davison wrote:
> Verrry pretty, but it must have taken months to reder ;)
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Only 15 hours or so :-)
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