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Very nice! Which crystal plane?
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Jim
Dan Connelly wrote in message <36AD4B07.200092F4@flash.net>...
>Oh -- I thought at first it was "Silicone Gathering" .... :)
>
>Seriously, it's interesting, but despite being a big fan of the material,
>I'm afraid I didn't recognize initially.
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>I actually did a similar image myself awhile back, of a more macroscopic
>body :
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>http://www.flash.net/~djconnel/POV/epi.jpg
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Thanks for the comments.
Yes, an amorphous phase of silicon does exist but I don't have the geometric
info to do that one yet.
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David Wilkinson wrote in message <36ace185.5118978@news.povray.org>...
>Jim,
>I think your image is great! I like the shape, the texture and the
>setting. I guessed it must represent some sort of force field around
>silicon atoms, but as an abstract it still has something going for it.
>One question, should the two small mid-scene negative blobs be
>detached quite so far? And is it possible to have an asymmetrical
>collection of silicon atoms? After looking at it for a while, the
>absolute symmetry is rather disturbing.
>David
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>dav### [at] cwcom net
>http://www.hamiltonite.mcmail.com
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Thanks (I think...)
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Eric Freeman wrote in message <36ad1226.0@news.povray.org>...
>Jim Kress wrote in message <36abadba.0@news.povray.org>...
>>Any comments?
>
>Cool. Beats the Hell out of a post with a virus attached!!!
>
>Eric
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>"Truth derives its strength not so much from itself
>as from the brilliant contrast it makes with what is
>only apparently true." --- Emanual Lasker
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>http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/2354/
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How would you have textured it? I'm always looking for new ideas...
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GrimDude wrote in message <36ad3c40.0@news.povray.org>...
>Personally, I would have textured the potential field differently, but how
>you managed what you have is impressive enough! :)
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>Grim
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After further reflection I can see how silicone could be appropriate (it
does kinda look like Pamela Lee ...)
:)
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Dan Connelly wrote in message <36AD4B07.200092F4@flash.net>...
>Oh -- I thought at first it was "Silicone Gathering" .... :)
>
>Seriously, it's interesting, but despite being a big fan of the material,
>I'm afraid I didn't recognize initially.
>
>I actually did a similar image myself awhile back, of a more macroscopic
>body :
>
>http://www.flash.net/~djconnel/POV/epi.jpg
>
>Dan
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>GrimDude wrote:
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>> Personally, I would have textured the potential field differently, but
how
>> you managed what you have is impressive enough! :)
>>
>> Grim
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Jim Kress wrote in message <36ae1d27.0@news.povray.org>...
>Thanks (I think...)
>Eric Freeman wrote in message <36ad1226.0@news.povray.org>...
>>Jim Kress wrote in message <36abadba.0@news.povray.org>...
>>>Any comments?
>>
>>Cool. Beats the Hell out of a post with a virus attached!!!
Actually, I really like the pic. I viewed it (and your request for
comments) just after reading the virus thread. "Beats the Hell out of a
post with a virus attached" was the first thing that popped into my mind,
and for some reason I thought it was really funny. I was almost rolling on
the floor (I guess you had to be there).
Eric
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as from the brilliant contrast it makes with what is
only apparently true." --- Emanual Lasker
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