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(... Other than the ball.pov tutorial, that is.)
I created this in January of 2004, but re-rendered it in 2022 after I
discovered a better compression tool, cutting down the size by more than
60%. I re-rendered it again just now when I decided than my 2022
compression level was overkill. The attached file is 1/5 the size of the
original render.
Of course I am not satisfied with the metallic textures. This was 2004.
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Cousin Ricky <ric### [at] yahoo com> wrote:
> (... Other than the ball.pov tutorial, that is.)
>
> I created this in January of 2004, but re-rendered it in 2022 after I
> discovered a better compression tool, cutting down the size by more than
> 60%. I re-rendered it again just now when I decided than my 2022
> compression level was overkill. The attached file is 1/5 the size of the
> original render.
>
> Of course I am not satisfied with the metallic textures. This was 2004.
Nice! My first animation is lost in time. What was that 'fmpg' in dos and with
Qbasic to make a mpg file. It took a couple of files beside the normal animation
image files. I remember a little about the code file, you picked when you use a
whole frame and when and how to interpret the next frame. My head hurts just
thinking about all the hours spent trying figure it out.
Have Fun!
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