I think it is an agate textured torus and a sphere rendered
with radiosity. Simple but very effective.

Bob Hughes <omn### [at] hotmailcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote in message
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> The Yoke That Couldn't Be Scrambled
> Sorry, I have a habit of thinking up names for things.  On a artistic note
I'd
> say it interacts without interacting.  It's kind of a guess as to it being
3D
> objects or just texture alone.  I'll say it's objects that are textured
but it
> plays on the mind in that regard.
>
> Bob
>

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Hi Signe

Cool.
What's a torusleg? Or rather, what is the leg of a torus.
Did I miss that day in geometry:)

Peter

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> Hi Signe
>
> Cool.
> What's a torusleg? Or rather, what is the leg of a torus.

I dont know what the leg of a torus is, but "torusleg" is danish for "play
with torus" or something like that. I just forgot to rename the file to
something else

> Did I miss that day in geometry:)
>
I don't think so :-)
> Peter

Signe

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On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 22:49:57 +0100, Signe S. Jensen <sig### [at] aubdk> wrote:
>Hi...
>
>I maked this picture last night. It is not very profesional, but I have only
>worked with POVray in one month. My boyfriend and my brother like it pretty
>much, but before the trees grows into heaven, I would like to have yours
>opinions on it.
>

Don't know what I think this is or what it might remind me of,
but it's great.  

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