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>Sorry to have seemed to be pointing a finger. I just wanted to say that it
>could be thought of that way, just in case people do try that. Including you
>though, if you had been. ;-)
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It's ok. So objective one succeeded, getting attemtion :)
No for the animation ? Any comments ?
Willem
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WillemW wrote:
>>You can cancel your posts and repost a smaller version.>
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> I did, no effect yet....
There is - you probably just need to update your message display.
Christoph
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From: Hughes, B
Subject: Re: Particles in Space - Mpeg1 version - movie.mpg (0/4)
Date: 24 Feb 2004 15:02:30
Message: <403badd6$1@news.povray.org>
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<WillemW> wrote in message
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> Now for the animation ? Any comments ?
Fascinating thing to watch. Difficult to say how well it represents any real
event though.
I would say it acts more like something at a scale of meters rather than
kilometers, and I know you were trying to make this Earth-sized. I'd expect
the two orbs to merge into a better sphere. And then there's also the
question of varying density from cores to surfaces, which I'm unsure if
these could have. If they did, then it could scatter surface areas much more
easily to reform a sphere again. Of course, this animation stops far short
of reforming.
I've only just now read the web page you referred to before about Part3d,
otherwise I would have thought you were using the unofficial POV-Ray MechSim
to do these. Apparently you've managed to get it into POV rendering okay,
was it difficult to do?
Bob H.
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 14:02:28 -0600, Hughes, B. wrote:
> I've only just now read the web page you referred to before about Part3d,
> otherwise I would have thought you were using the unofficial POV-Ray
> MechSim to do these. Apparently you've managed to get it into POV
> rendering okay, was it difficult to do?
No, just a couple of perl scripts converting
the particles to colored speres or blobs.
pretty straightforward.
It the texture mapping and converting them into planets
which drives me crazy.
Willem
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