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The singer from the police...? Ya' know <real bad singing
voice>"Roxane....... you don't have ta turn on tha red
light.....Raaaaksane..."
Any way where have you been under a rock or something... just kidding...
Check out the book in your local or school library... I think you would like
it... Or if you're too lazy there's always blockbuster but i recommend the
book it is much more detailed...
TonyB wrote:
> >The name I believe comes from the book or more widely known the movie with
> >sting playing one of the bad guys... ( Quote:<english accent> I will kill
> >you!!!)
>
> Never heard of it. BTW, who or what is "sting"?
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Bill DeWitt wrote:
> Great image, but I must have missed something. What are these ridged
> multifractals and how can I get one to play with? Will my Wife get mad at me
> if I play with it too much?
They are functions to be used for isosurfaces. They make excellent mountains and
are available within MegaPov .4
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In article <38D84108.AE515B11@aol.com>, "SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom>
wrote:
> Moon47 wrote:
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> > Arrakis had virtually none, or very few rock structures...
>
> Don't you remember when the great stone cliff near that one base that
> had the force field? The one that got blow up?
I read one of the Dune books, and apparently, almost all of the land of
Arrakis was just sand with no rock structures. There was a huge "wall"
of rock, I think it was artificial(maybe that is what happened to the
rock formations, they were scavenged for construction material. I don't
remember very well, though).
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SamuelT. wrote:
>
> I was playing with ridged multifractals today and here is one of the
> results. Any questions or comments?
>
Looks very good. Any chance of a peek at the code? Please?
Jerome
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Moon47 wrote:
>
> The singer from the police...? Ya' know <real bad singing
> voice>"Roxane....... you don't have ta turn on tha red
> light.....Raaaaksane..."
> Any way where have you been under a rock or something... just kidding...
> Check out the book in your local or school library... I think you would like
> it... Or if you're too lazy there's always blockbuster but i recommend the
> book it is much more detailed...
>
And much better anyway... The film is a great comic show
once you've read the book, though I doubt that was the
intention...
Jerome
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Thanks for the code
Jerome
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"Jerome" <ber### [at] inamecom> wrote :
> >
> And much better anyway... The film is a great comic show
> once you've read the book, though I doubt that was the
> intention...
>
The film is comedic only if you don't take it as an insult. I found it
insulting.
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Chris Huff wrote:
> I read one of the Dune books, and apparently, almost all of the land of
> Arrakis was just sand with no rock structures. There was a huge "wall"
> of rock, I think it was artificial(maybe that is what happened to the
> rock formations, they were scavenged for construction material. I don't
> remember very well, though).
In Dune the movie they clearly showed isolated outcrops of rock scattered
about the planet but yes everywhere else the planet was fine grained sand
dunes.
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Bill DeWitt wrote:
> The film is comedic only if you don't take it as an insult. I found it
> insulting.
I found it no more insulting than the Star Wars movies are.
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In closing, perhaps my scene is just showing a larger rock outcropping. :)
Ken wrote:
> Chris Huff wrote:
>
> > I read one of the Dune books, and apparently, almost all of the land of
> > Arrakis was just sand with no rock structures. There was a huge "wall"
> > of rock, I think it was artificial(maybe that is what happened to the
> > rock formations, they were scavenged for construction material. I don't
> > remember very well, though).
>
> In Dune the movie they clearly showed isolated outcrops of rock scattered
> about the planet but yes everywhere else the planet was fine grained sand
> dunes.
>
> --
> Ken Tyler - 1300+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
> http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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