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Simon de Vet wrote:
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> Thought it might be fun for the p.b.i regulars to post their first pics
> (whatever you think to be your first.. no rules apply). Kind of like
> those pages of baby pictures in all yearbooks.
>
> Here's my first: A toilet (duh).
>
> I wonder what this means?
It means you have your priorities !
> Simon
> http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
Here is what I consider my first finished and complete scene. All coded
by hand and mind bending all the way.
Note: No boxes were hurt during the construction of this scene.
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mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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These I like, the warp, is very nice!,
I wish I still had some of my early images that I did about 5 years ago, but
several new Computers, HD crashed there is not much lefty of my early work
:(
Rick
Stephen Lavedas <swl### [at] virginia edu> wrote in message
news:372A8B2C.86D6160B@virginia.edu...
> Here is my first image...well really I think it is number 2. I am
> pretty sure number one was the inside of the Subway sandwich shop I
> worked at at the time. You know what? I think this might actually be a
> PolyRay image. Does that count or do I need to find my first POVRay
> image? This was made in POVCAD, so it could easily have been either, I
> just happened to have a CD with PolyRay 1.8 on it, so that is what I
> used. I don't think I have any of my really early POVRay images...The
> closest I can come is the second one. Both of these were IRTC entries.
> The first in the Time round (the first round of the new IRTC) and the
> second in the Sci Fi round.
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Thomas Lake <tla### [at] homecom> wrote in message
news:372ABCB8.C91E68A4@home.com...
> Ok here are some of my first ones. I'm not sure that these are the exact
first
> ones but close, before making these I played around with many different
> objects and shapes.
This is better, Real First Images!, you would be surprised at how many of
us, when starting POV made scenes involving..
Cups, Weird HF's, Chess Boards and Coloums!!!
I know I did something with all of these at some point!
Rick
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A gelatinous torus with a blue ball in the center, of course. j/k
Not much, is it?
If I remember right this would have rendered about a half day on my
486-33SX. That's right, no coprocessor.
Well, I have no idea why you would want the script for it and I was going
to post it here immediately, however, I failed to find it even after a
very in depth search here. To make it worse, while trying to locate the
file, if it still exists, I definately remember naming the image
"within.tga" although the script itself could be named anything
(glsdonut.pov?). Dates back to '93 after all. I even used Windows Find to
look for a possible text string inside all the files. I'm afraid I may
have house-cleaned and deleted the file long ago when I was juggling the
disk space for more renders. I got down to 0 bytes left on many occasions
while attempting animation frame output.
Want to see a quick remake? Here you go, not like the original sadly, this
isn't scene-file worthy so I'll drop it in here relating to this thread:
//BEGIN
//re-make of a first real attempt at a pov-ray scene, circa '93
global_settings {assumed_gamma 2.0}
// white pointlight at camera position
#declare LCX = 0
#declare LCY = 2
#declare LCZ = -4
light_source { <LCX+15,LCY+2.5,LCZ-15> color rgb 1}
camera {
location <LCX,LCY,LCZ>
angle 64
look_at <-.2,0,0>
}
plane {z,7.5
texture {pigment {bozo turbulence .7 frequency 3 color_map {
[0 color rgb<.9,.9,.9>]
[.33 color rgb<1.2,1.2,.4>]
[.66 color rgb<1.2,.6,.3>]
[1 color rgb<.9,.6,.6>]
} ramp_wave scale 6}
finish {ambient .25 diffuse .5}
}
}
torus {1.2,.8 scale <1,.8,1>
texture {pigment {rgbf<.9,.925,.975,.9>}
finish {ambient .2 diffuse .4 specular .6 roughness .01 refraction on
ior 1.2}
}
}
sphere {0,.66 //translate .125*y
texture {pigment {rgb<.15,.1,.8>}
finish {ambient .3 diffuse .7 metallic .5 brilliance 2}
}
}
//END
Steve wrote:
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> Bob
>
> What is it? And can we see the code please?
>
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Rick (Kitty5) wrote in message <372ae791.0@news.povray.org>...
>These I like, the warp, is very nice!,
>
>I wish I still had some of my early images that I did about 5 years ago,
but
>several new Computers, HD crashed there is not much lefty of my early work
>:(
>
>Rick
I know the feeling, my hard drive gave up without warning last week. Lost
most of
my code, all of my image_maps and bump_maps.
This is my first real pic in pov (first was sphere over plane) For a friend
for christmas.
Books by Sonya Robert, chain by someone I don't remember now. Rest my own
work.
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Why is it this makes sense. Ken - image, Ken - image, image - Ken.
Ken wrote:
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> Simon de Vet wrote:
> >
> > Thought it might be fun for the p.b.i regulars to post their first pics
> > (whatever you think to be your first.. no rules apply). Kind of like
> > those pages of baby pictures in all yearbooks.
> >
> > Here's my first: A toilet (duh).
> >
> > I wonder what this means?
>
> It means you have your priorities !
>
> > Simon
> > http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
>
> Here is what I consider my first finished and complete scene. All coded
> by hand and mind bending all the way.
>
> Note: No boxes were hurt during the construction of this scene.
>
> --
> Ken Tyler
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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The second thing I did, the first is lost (lens on checkers plane with gold
cylinder). Took 37 hours to render (800x600). It almost made me quit POV, what
did I know about render times.
ingo
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Ok, everyone's doing this so I guess I am allowed as well. This is one of my first
2-3 images (same scene anyway) and was done with POV 3.02 in oktober/november
1996. An exchange student from USA recommended POV when I needed some sort of 3d
program to visualize a house I had made in a cheap CAD program. I was very proud
of the floor - you've guessed it, it's DMFWood6. I just remember thinking "this is
a strange program - it's for visual use, still there's just text to describe the
scene!" Guess times have changed since....
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Mikael Carneholm
Dep. of Computer Science
http://www.studenter.hb.se/~arch
E-mail: sa9### [at] idautbhbse
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You started well then, my first 20-30 (well, okay, maybe not that many)
images were not too significant, much like my first. In fact I did quite a
bit of rendering other peoples scripts at first.
Mikael Carneholm wrote:
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> Ok, everyone's doing this so I guess I am allowed as well. This is one of my first
> 2-3 images (same scene anyway) and was done with POV 3.02 in oktober/november
> 1996. An exchange student from USA recommended POV when I needed some sort of 3d
> program to visualize a house I had made in a cheap CAD program. I was very proud
> of the floor - you've guessed it, it's DMFWood6. I just remember thinking "this is
> a strange program - it's for visual use, still there's just text to describe the
> scene!" Guess times have changed since....
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> Mikael Carneholm
> Dep. of Computer Science
>
> http://www.studenter.hb.se/~arch
> E-mail: sa9### [at] idautbhbse
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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Chess set complete with clock, I like it! But...
the kings and queens should be in the same file facing
each other.
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...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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