Here is a pic made by my new include file, pigments.inc. the include file
is for the superpatch and can be found at the povray scene files news
server.
SamuelT (MMa### [at] aolcom)
SamuelT. wrote:
> > Here is a pic made by my new include file, pigments.inc. the include file> is for the superpatch and can be found at the povray scene files news> server.> > SamuelT (MMa### [at] aolcom)> > [Image]
Got yourself some pretty cool patterns there. There is one in particular
that looks very familiar to me. Attached is a small image that uses a
pigment from the standard distribution of Pov. I think you will recognize
the pattern right away.
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Ken Tyler
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Neat-O.
Top magenta wavy pattern appears to be a normal too, not just pigment,
right? Wrong?
The black&white checkered block is interesting where the cutaway is,
spherical to cubical.
Now you can relax for awhile... 'til the next #include or #macro idea
comes up.
"SamuelT." wrote:
> > Here is a pic made by my new include file, pigments.inc. the include file> is for the superpatch and can be found at the povray scene files news> server.> > SamuelT (MMa### [at] aolcom)> > [Image]
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> Ken Tyler wrote:> > Got yourself some pretty cool patterns there. There is one in
particular
> that looks very familiar to me. Attached is a small image that uses a> pigment from the standard distribution of Pov. I think you will recognize> the pattern right away.
That looks like a quilted pattern. None of my patterns are exactly like
pov's.
SamuelT
Bob Hughes wrote:
> Top magenta wavy pattern appears to be a normal too, not just pigment,> right? Wrong?
Right. The sine pattern has a default sine_wave applied to it, which gives
the normal on the purple block that look.
SamuelT
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