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Mike, you already have a significant talent. I can't get my son off of
Quake long enough to learn tracing, and he has no interest anyway. Keep on
tracing!
GrimDude
vos### [at] arkansas net
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Try asking uncle Ken about height fields!
Mick
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Great job Mike. I think everybody here is excited
to you see your skills develop, I know I am.
Keep up the good work.
Phil
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Must have been a small image to start I guess. The "jaggies" or
pixelization is pretty rampant. I don't mind smaller images, they can look
better than the larger sometimes. Anyway, great drum modeling Mike.
The use of colored lights is well done too, although what probably would
have done this much better is spotlights trained upon various regions so
as not to fill the entire image.
Keep it up and I may look into getting a mad scientist to do a brain
transfer between us.
Ken wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> My nephew Mike Tyler has struck again. This is his first unassisted
> image and a variation on the drums example scene that comes with the
> Pov distribution files. The source for the face in the back he tells
> me comes from a Grateful Dead poster image his dad has in his images
> directory. It has been enhanced to Mike's specifications using various
> Photo Shop plugins inside PSP 4.1.
>
> When Mike sent this image to me he simply stated that this raytracing
> stuff is "Way cool" and has more ideas he is working on. He thinks
> there are way to many options and is having trouble learning everything
> at once.
>
> I think I am having the same problems Mike.
>
> Let me be the first to comment. This kid is knocking my socks off.
> If anything the perseption from that of an 8 (and a half) year old
> brought to this medium is both refreshing and unexpected. I think
> I'm going to have to kill him before it's too late. Sorry Mike it's
> not your fault : )
>
> Any comments on his image will be forwarded to him as I did with
> the comments to his last posted image. He is not yet allowed on the
> internet so he is unable to visit here. Be assured I will let him
> see your comments and will also reply with any comments he makes in
> return.
>
> --
> Uncle Ken
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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> Keep on tracing! Hi from Australia! :)
> (p.s. Australia isn't all kangaroos, koalas and desert by the way...
there
> are actually nice people here too, he he he :)
Fibber, its is really!, (or at least 90% of it!)
Rick
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Im impressed! this is good! Keep posting his work here, but i dread to think
what he will be doing in a year or so, *quake*
try introducing him to RAD and AA (but only if he's allowed him to render
overnight :) overwise keep stum!
On the same note, dont tell him about Photons or Glass or media or fog .....
His Folks may have to get themselves a new PC otherwise, mind you, any
excuse to upgrade Eh?
Rick
Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
news:372E74EC.D1F2B55A@pacbell.net...
> Greetings,
>
> My nephew Mike Tyler has struck again. This is his first unassisted
> image and a variation on the drums example scene that comes with the
> Pov distribution files. The source for the face in the back he tells
> me comes from a Grateful Dead poster image his dad has in his images
> directory. It has been enhanced to Mike's specifications using various
> Photo Shop plugins inside PSP 4.1.
>
> When Mike sent this image to me he simply stated that this raytracing
> stuff is "Way cool" and has more ideas he is working on. He thinks
> there are way to many options and is having trouble learning everything
> at once.
>
> I think I am having the same problems Mike.
>
>
> Let me be the first to comment. This kid is knocking my socks off.
> If anything the perseption from that of an 8 (and a half) year old
> brought to this medium is both refreshing and unexpected. I think
> I'm going to have to kill him before it's too late. Sorry Mike it's
> not your fault : )
>
> Any comments on his image will be forwarded to him as I did with
> the comments to his last posted image. He is not yet allowed on the
> internet so he is unable to visit here. Be assured I will let him
> see your comments and will also reply with any comments he makes in
> return.
>
>
> --
> Uncle Ken
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Rick (Kitty5) wrote:
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> > Keep on tracing! Hi from Australia! :)
> > (p.s. Australia isn't all kangaroos, koalas and desert by the way...
> there
> > are actually nice people here too, he he he :)
>
> Fibber, its is really!, (or at least 90% of it!)
>
> Rick
And that is a liberal figure at that. I would guess more conservatively
towards 98% real Australia and the other 2% or less the foreign implants
such as Lance and his ilk.
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Gee, you guys are really funny... but I'm sick of seeing Australia treated
like that... considering it has the highest computer/person ratio in the
world, and the largest online connectivity percentage... I know we've only
got 18 million people here... but it certainly is an advanced place compared
to some...
Ah well... and by the way, Australia is considered the most multicultural
country in the world...
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Ken wrote in message <372FA62A.8026EB0D@pacbell.net>...
>Rick (Kitty5) wrote:
>>
>> > Keep on tracing! Hi from Australia! :)
>> > (p.s. Australia isn't all kangaroos, koalas and desert by the way...
>> there
>> > are actually nice people here too, he he he :)
>>
>> Fibber, its is really!, (or at least 90% of it!)
>>
>> Rick
>
>And that is a liberal figure at that. I would guess more conservatively
>towards 98% real Australia and the other 2% or less the foreign implants
>such as Lance and his ilk.
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Gee, send me a ticket! :)
GrimDude
vos### [at] arkansasnet
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he he, are you sure you want to put up with the kangaroos and koalas that
will attack you? ;-)
Just in case anyone didn't pick up on that... it was meant in sarcasm...
--
Lance.
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For the latest 3D Studio MAX plug-ins, images and much more, go to:
The Zone - http://come.to/the.zone
For a totally different experience, visit my Chroma Key Website:
Colorblind - http://listen.to/colorblind
GrimDude wrote in message <372fdca0.0@news.povray.org>...
>Gee, send me a ticket! :)
>
>GrimDude
>vos### [at] arkansasnet
>
>
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