Govert Zoethout wrote in message <36F### [at] gmxnet>...
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>http://victorian.fortunecity.com/dada/507/
>

Okay, how exactly did you model it?  the plants are fantastic!  Perhaps you
could do it with a more developed flowerish thing at the end, too.  Are the
grroves in the leaves part of the modelling, or part of the texturing?

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I was about to ask the same question for the modelling. Is there some
Lsystem-parser around there.
I am eager to know the answer if it's another software ( to give it a try).






> Govert Zoethout wrote in message <36F### [at] gmxnet>...
> >--
> >http://victorian.fortunecity.com/dada/507/
> >
>
> Okay, how exactly did you model it?  the plants are fantastic!  Perhaps you
> could do it with a more developed flowerish thing at the end, too.  Are the
> grroves in the leaves part of the modelling, or part of the texturing?

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"G" is not for Govert apparently.

This reminds me of life on the farm I lived at several years ago, except
the rocks weren't round. Anyone else ever pull a plow with a tractor
through rocks? Clank-clang! grind! These plants look very familiar, my
best growing stuff: weeds! Many plants have very small flower sprouts
like these do. At least it's representative of the ones I've seen. The
rocks appear to be either glacial debri or old stream bed material.
I like this better than a couple others by G. Z. Dare I say much better,
nah, I don't think so...


Govert Zoethout wrote:
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forkazoo wrote:
> 
> Okay, how exactly did you model it?  the plants are fantastic!  Perhaps you
> could do it with a more developed flowerish thing at the end, too.  Are the
> grroves in the leaves part of the modelling, or part of the texturing?

Forget it. He has never answered nor commented anything,
and I guess he will never do it. ;-)

Markus

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Markus Becker wrote:
> 
> forkazoo wrote:
> >
> > Okay, how exactly did you model it?  the plants are fantastic!  Perhaps you
> > could do it with a more developed flowerish thing at the end, too.  Are the
> > grroves in the leaves part of the modelling, or part of the texturing?
> 
> Forget it. He has never answered nor commented anything,
> and I guess he will never do it. ;-)
> 
> Markus

I actually think this is somewhat against the principle I thought
POV-Ray community was based on, people wanting to share whatever they
have.

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'T was on Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:16:21 +0200,
that Juha =?iso-8859-1?Q?Lepp=E4l=E4?= wrote:
> I actually think this is somewhat against the principle I thought
> POV-Ray community was based on, people wanting to share whatever they
> have.

He does; sources and explanations of his scenes can be found on his site. 
He's just not good at English, so Rudy and I usually do some 
translating...

Phoenix

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Phoenix wrote:
> 
> 'T was on Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:16:21 +0200,
> that Juha =?iso-8859-1?Q?Lepp=E4l=E4?= wrote:
> > I actually think this is somewhat against the principle I thought
> > POV-Ray community was based on, people wanting to share whatever they
> > have.
> 
> He does; sources and explanations of his scenes can be found on his site.
> He's just not good at English, so Rudy and I usually do some
> translating...
> 
> Phoenix

Oh ;)

Guess I need to apologize. Sorry and keep up the good work Govert

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Markus Becker wrote in message <36F7A7A5.5D26D42E@zess.uni-siegen.de>...
>Forget it. He has never answered nor commented anything,
>and I guess he will never do it. ;-)
>
>Markus
>
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I think we are wearing him down eventually, he will just give up, and tell
us how he did it all.  He just wants to see how much he can make us drool.

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Yeah, he's better at it than me I guess. I'm partly shy, partly sloppy,
partly stingy, and mostly not good at spending my time writing stuff out
for people to understand (and God knows I've tried!).



> 
> Phoenix wrote:
> >
> > 'T was on Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:16:21 +0200,
> > that Juha =?iso-8859-1?Q?Lepp=E4l=E4?= wrote:
> > > I actually think this is somewhat against the principle I thought
> > > POV-Ray community was based on, people wanting to share whatever they
> > > have.
> >
> > He does; sources and explanations of his scenes can be found on his site.
> > He's just not good at English, so Rudy and I usually do some
> > translating...
> >
> > Phoenix
> 
> Oh ;)
> 
> Guess I need to apologize. Sorry and keep up the good work Govert
> 


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THAT is what you see when you step outside after you haven't mowed your lawn
for 3 consecutive summers.

:)

 I really like this one.

--Dave

Spider wrote in message <36F4FB13.F0D6554C@bahnhof.se>...
>this was odd. the pants have a strange feel to them, or is it the
viewpoint? I
>like it, feels alien.
>
>
>Govert Zoethout wrote:
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