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Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
Steve
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so of course I forget the link to the original image.
http://www.people.Virginia.EDU/~swl7m/Images/DarkLight.jpg
Stephen Lavedas wrote:
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> Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
> into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
> image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
> attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
> close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
> the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
>
> Steve
>
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> [Image]
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Stephen Lavedas wrote:
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> Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
> into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
> image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
> attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
> close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
> the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
>
> Steve
I don't recall the first image but as a stand alone image this example
speaks well for the ability of media to produce atmospheric effects.
That is of course if the render time was under a hour or two.
I'll go look now at the referenced image and see how well it does compare.
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Ken wrote:
> I don't recall the first image but as a stand alone image this example
> speaks well for the ability of media to produce atmospheric effects.
> That is of course if the render time was under a hour or two.
>
> I'll go look now at the referenced image and see how well it does compare.
>
I like the visibility in the original more so than the media version.
The media seems to really cut down on the visiblility of the objects in
the scene. I have had similar problems and have as yet not found a way
around it. I think Pov needs a different sampling method than the one
that is currently employed. These opinions are my own and do not
necessarily reflect the views of the Pov team or the mistress of the
President of the United States.
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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I haven't yet been online and checked the link, but I can say I like this image
a lot.
more commants to come, I hope :-)
Stephen Lavedas wrote:
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> Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
> into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
> image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
> attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
> close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
> the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
>
> Steve
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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First, the render was in the ballpark of 1 hr at maximum priority.
Second, I agree that it makes items less visible, but I think it carries
more substance to it, like there is an actually cloud of dust which is
obscuring your objects. With atmosphere it isn't quite like that...
Also, I have yet to fully experiment, but I know which parameters to
play with.
Steve
Ken wrote:
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> Ken wrote:
>
> > I don't recall the first image but as a stand alone image this example
> > speaks well for the ability of media to produce atmospheric effects.
> > That is of course if the render time was under a hour or two.
> >
> > I'll go look now at the referenced image and see how well it does compare.
> >
>
> I like the visibility in the original more so than the media version.
> The media seems to really cut down on the visiblility of the objects in
> the scene. I have had similar problems and have as yet not found a way
> around it. I think Pov needs a different sampling method than the one
> that is currently employed. These opinions are my own and do not
> necessarily reflect the views of the Pov team or the mistress of the
> President of the United States.
>
> --
> Ken Tyler
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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This is a very good example of media, I havn't the patence!
Rick
Stephen Lavedas <swl### [at] virginiaedu> wrote in message
news:3725CD3A.E9AB1FE0@virginia.edu...
> Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
> into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
> image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
> attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
> close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
> the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
>
> Steve
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Stephen Lavedas wrote in message <3725CD80.9E2E92D3@virginia.edu>...
>so of course I forget the link to the original image.
>http://www.people.Virginia.EDU/~swl7m/Images/DarkLight.jpg
>
>
>Stephen Lavedas wrote:
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>> Well, I recently had someone ask me how to convert my scene Darklight
>> into POVRay 3.1 since I had made extensive use of atmosphere in the
>> image. Last night, avoiding my mounds of schoolwork, I made an
>> attempt. The images aren't the same, but I think they are rather
>> close. Since you have seen the original, I will post the new image and
>> the link to the one on my web page. Let me know what you think.
>>
Could you post the parameters you used for that please? I've had
some successes with object media, but not atmospheric media.
Gail
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