It's *my* best 3D animation ever, at least!  One-pass render, no
post-processing.

As with most of my great technical accomplishments in povray, I couldn't have
completely figured it out without the help of Mike Williams.

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"gregjohn" <pte### [at] yahoocom> wrote:
> It's *my* best 3D animation ever, at least!  One-pass render, no
> post-processing.
>

Fun! (I finally found my 3-D glasses after weeks of searching.)

There are some odd things going on around the edges of the animation; any clue
what they are?

Ken W.

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"gregjohn" <pte### [at] yahoocom> wrote:
> It's *my* best 3D animation ever, at least!  One-pass render, no
> post-processing.
>
> As with most of my great technical accomplishments in povray, I couldn't have
> completely figured it out without the help of Mike Williams.

I like it, and in a suitable format :-)
You understand of course, that since it's an anaglyph, I feel compelled to
respond in humor.
Animations are beyond me at the moment, so i'll respond in p.b.i.

Stephen S

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"Kenneth" <kdw### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> "gregjohn" <pte### [at] yahoocom> wrote:
> > It's *my* best 3D animation ever, at least!  One-pass render, no
> > post-processing.
> >
>
> Fun! (I finally found my 3-D glasses after weeks of searching.)
>
> There are some odd things going on around the edges of the animation; any clue
> what they are?
>
> Ken W.


Thanks.

Oh, that's just my own sloppiness.  It was *so* important for me to make sure
that the box these scenes are painted on was *exactly* taking up the screen
that I intentionally made it a few 0.1 unit's smaller than the field of view.
You're just seeing the rest of the scene pass by. Probably should have cleaned
that up, but I'm still in experimental stage.

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"gregjohn" <pte### [at] yahoocom> wrote:
> "Kenneth" <kdw### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:

> > There are some odd things going on around the edges of the animation; any clue
> > what they are?
> >

> ...It was *so* important for me to make sure
> that the box these scenes are painted on was *exactly* taking up the screen
> that I intentionally made it a few 0.1 unit's smaller than the field of view.
> You're just seeing the rest of the scene pass by...

Ah, I thought so.  Wasn't sure, though.

KW

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High!

gregjohn wrote:
> It's *my* best 3D animation ever, at least!  One-pass render, no
> post-processing.

Cool! It just cries for Kraftwerk-style music...

See you in Khyberspace!

Yadgar

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