Gilles Tran wrote...
>No, it's not some strange hair...
>These are people, 9500 of them. Their size is adjusted to the size of
>the underlying triangle.
>1.5% of them fall to the ground.
>Note : jpg really kills this picture and produces whitish spots where
>yellow really is.

Whow! Amazing, a true Tran.
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Whoa... what an imagination... ^_^*

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wow, quite impressive !
I wonder how you manage to mix all these soft together, but I'm a beginner
using only Pov !
congratulations :-)

Baillehache Pascal


38A46C48.BD37C1AD@inapg.inra.fr...
> No, it's not some strange hair...
> These are people, 9500 of them. Their size is adjusted to the size of
> the underlying triangle.
> 1.5% of them fall to the ground.
> Note : jpg really kills this picture and produces whitish spots where
> yellow really is.
>
> Credits :
> Pov-Team & Nathan Kopp : Megapov 0.4
> Poser 4 : people (12 differents types, 6 men, 6 women, stored in an
> array)
> Warp/Colefax : mesh compressor and related macros
> Thomas Baier : 3DS2POV convertor
> Rob Antonishen : chain (found through the POV links)
> Kari Kivisalo : stone wall technique for the bottom wall
>
> Other :
> Walls, ground, door and window : height fields
> The large wall is actually an acrylic painting used as a height field
> (but textured with POV)
> The bottom wall hf was generated with pov (crackle + J. VanSickle's
> "blotches").
> Window and streetlamp glow : media method 3
> No radiosity used (added too much light).
>
> Gilles Tran
> The Book of Beginnings
> http://www.mediaport.net/Artichaud/Tran/gtran.en.html
>
>


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First let me say...  Wow. I'm humbled by your
majesty!

Question, how did you manage to render this!?
Do you have a gig of RAM? What is the trick.
How long did it take?

Harold

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Strange concept.
The render time must be incredible.

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Yikes, you're not even on the same planet!

Those words popped out of my fingers, as a huge compliment, both in style and
artistic excellence...

Gilles Tran wrote:

> These are people, 9500 of them. Their size is adjusted to the size of
> the underlying triangle.
> 1.5% of them fall to the ground.

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Awesome as usual. Creepy and beautiful.

If I were the big character I'd be *very* displeased to have a
bunch of little humans scurrying around on my skin like ants.
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Phil
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This is amazing as usually for your work of course!! Somehow this scene is
quite disturbing!

Gilles Tran wrote:

> No, it's not some strange hair...
> These are people, 9500 of them. Their size is adjusted to the size of
> the underlying triangle.
> 1.5% of them fall to the ground.
> Note : jpg really kills this picture and produces whitish spots where
> yellow really is.
>
> Credits :
> Pov-Team & Nathan Kopp : Megapov 0.4
> Poser 4 : people (12 differents types, 6 men, 6 women, stored in an
> array)
> Warp/Colefax : mesh compressor and related macros
> Thomas Baier : 3DS2POV convertor
> Rob Antonishen : chain (found through the POV links)
> Kari Kivisalo : stone wall technique for the bottom wall
>
> Other :
> Walls, ground, door and window : height fields
> The large wall is actually an acrylic painting used as a height field
> (but textured with POV)
> The bottom wall hf was generated with pov (crackle + J. VanSickle's
> "blotches").
> Window and streetlamp glow : media method 3
> No radiosity used (added too much light).
>
> Gilles Tran
> The Book of Beginnings
> http://www.mediaport.net/Artichaud/Tran/gtran.en.html
>
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>  [Image]

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Gilles Tran wrote:

> No, it's not some strange hair...
> These are people, 9500 of them. Their size is adjusted to the size of
> the underlying triangle.
> 1.5% of them fall to the ground.
> Note : jpg really kills this picture and produces whitish spots where
> yellow really is.

Please post a link to a PNG version.

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Please, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please,
Please, Please.

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I'll second that motion.
All in favor say  I...

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