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What I'd do is turn assumed_gamma upward (darker) to about 2.8 and adjust
radiosity brightness upward. And maybe the sky could be of higher contrast,
whiter clouds, darker cloudless areas. Not sure it would help.
Bob
"Simon de Vet" <sde### [at] istar ca> wrote in message
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| It's radiositied using the megapatch. Looks better than the plain image,
| but I find the lighting a little bland.. uniformly lit in all unshadowed
| areas. This is probably because the source of the radiosity is mostly
| the sphere I'm using for the clouds... pretty uniform source.
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| Opinions?
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Bob Hughes wrote:
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> What I'd do is turn assumed_gamma upward (darker) to about 2.8 and adjust
> radiosity brightness upward. And maybe the sky could be of higher contrast,
> whiter clouds, darker cloudless areas. Not sure it would help.
It looks fine on my monitor, Bob. If it were any darker I wouldn't
be able to see it. Turn your brightness down.
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Yeah but with radiosity 'brightness' turned upward a couple integers it would
be light enough again. In MegaPOV anyway. Oh and perhaps recursion downward 1
if it's already way up to begin with.
Bob
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| > What I'd do is turn assumed_gamma upward (darker) to about 2.8 and adjust
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| It looks fine on my monitor, Bob. If it were any darker I wouldn't
| be able to see it. Turn your brightness down.
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Looks like a light-house to me? No picky feelings here - I like realistic, but not the
pain in the neck looking up at it ;-)
Alf
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Simon de Vet <sde### [at] istarca> wrote in message news:388A1A28.F9B68F43@istar.ca...
> Just a little part of a scene I'm working on. 6.02e+23 points to anyone
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i am a god!
Noah A wrote:
> one of chyrnoble's cooling stacks
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> Simon de Vet wrote:
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> > Just a little part of a scene I'm working on. 6.02e+23 points to anyone
> > who can correctly identify the structure.
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> > It's radiositied using the megapatch. Looks better than the plain image,
> > but I find the lighting a little bland.. uniformly lit in all unshadowed
> > areas. This is probably because the source of the radiosity is mostly
> > the sphere I'm using for the clouds... pretty uniform source.
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> > Opinions?
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> > Simon
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> > [Image]
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Noah A wrote:
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> i am a god!
But only a lesser god. A greater god would have capitalized the word
"God" when referring to himself.
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On Sun, 23 Jan 2000 22:44:19 -0800, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:
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>Noah A wrote:
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>> i am a god!
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>But only a lesser god. A greater god would have capitalized the word
>"God" when referring to himself.
Unless his shift and caps lock keys are busted from 3D gaming. Or have
you not noticed that Noah never capitalizes?
Peter Popov
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Peter Popov wrote:
> Unless his shift and caps lock keys are busted from 3D gaming. Or have
> you not noticed that Noah never capitalizes?
He'll never be able to capitalize on being a god until he learns how
to capitalize the word God.
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> He'll never be able to capitalize on being a god until he learns how
> to capitalize the word God.
I love lame puns!
<sheep-eye dissection lab>
"All eyes up front!"
"I'll keep my eye out."
"I'm gonna keep an eye on you."
"All eyes on (insert name of student)!"
"You can be my eyes."
</sheep-eye dissection lab>
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On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 10:11:41 -0800 Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:
>He'll never be able to capitalize on being a god until he learns how
>to capitalize the word God.
"I didn't say I was THE God." - Bill Murray in "Groundhog Day".
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