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perhaps the wrong season for this image (at least here in Europe),
but...
nice weekend
ReVerSi
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I always manage to do that rinsing off spoons in the kitchen sink and get
water everywhere.
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Reinhard Rettelbach wrote:
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> perhaps the wrong season for this image (at least here in Europe),
> but...
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> nice weekend
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> ReVerSi
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> [Image]
Perhaps the water could be a bit more transparent but I think this is
very good anyway and I wonder how you did it. It seems to have a lot of
accurate detail.
Remco
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On Sat, 08 Jan 2000 13:42:19 -0600, David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote:
>I always manage to do that rinsing off spoons in the kitchen sink and get
>water everywhere.
I used to get told off all the time for that. It still entertains me.
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Remco de Korte schrieb:
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> Perhaps the water could be a bit more transparent but I think this is
> very good anyway and I wonder how you did it. It seems to have a lot of
> accurate detail.
thanks. Don't wonder any longer. I'll post the (slightly modified)
source to p.b.s.-f.
I also have introduced angle dependend reflection now, and was
positively surprised, that this would not slow down rendering
considerably.
Concerning details, the only 'art' consists in setting a couple of
isosurface{function} parameters to appropriate values. The entire rest
will be done by noise3d. ;-)
ReVerSi
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Reinhard Rettelbach wrote:
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> Concerning details, the only 'art' consists in setting a couple of
> isosurface{function} parameters to appropriate values. The entire rest
> will be done by noise3d. ;-)
>
> ReVerSi
Isosurfaces! I knew it!
;)
Remco
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Remco de Korte schrieb:
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> Isosurfaces! I knew it!
> ;)
what else?
;-)
ReVerSi
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Reinhard Rettelbach wrote:
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> Remco de Korte schrieb:
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> > Isosurfaces! I knew it!
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> what else?
> ;-)
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> ReVerSi
I'm afraid there seems to be a growing consensus that there's nothing
else ;)
Just kidding, I've got my diskspace crammed with POV output and have
never even once used an isosurface. Eternal newbie syndrome...
Remco
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