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Unglaublich!
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Homepage: http://home.t-online.de/home/StefanWz
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WOW
Marco Semprini wrote:
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> Oblique strategies
> no. 69: Give way to your worst impulse.
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> Marco Semprini
> Rimini - Italy
> email: obl### [at] libero adhocnet
> nickname: "oblique" (on #trax under IRCnet)
> ICQ #: 2843904
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> [Image]
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Paul Jones wrote:
> so....how did you do the tops of the columns?
I modeled them in sPatch: they were originally bezier-patches, but converted to one
single raw file to decrease the memory usage. Actually the POV file is 24 Mb!
> The inlayed tiles?
Texture map with a customized palette
> The whole darn thing??? :-)
>
Simply CSG differences and ....tons of patience!!!! =)
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Il cane zoppo di Antonio faceva di meglio.
Quei capitelli poi sono orrendi!
Non si sfanga!
Non mi rompere i....................
Ciao
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Marco Semprini wrote:
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> Spock wrote:
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> > Of course I can't do anything like this so maybe I shouldn't talk.
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> Why not ? :)
> I have posted it exactly to receive this kind of criticism... so thx.
> When i work for a long time to a pic i loose "the sense of reality", that is
> paying attention to the details so the "evident" errors are no more seen.. dunno
> if i explain.
I know exactly what you mean, Marco. When doing a complex scene that requires
many renders, it can become very tiring to view the same image again and
again. So much so, that I think (at least for me) that one's endurance becomes
a limiting factor in the quality of a rendering.
So, with that in mind, may I compliment you on your very high level of endurance?
A minor nit-pick of your image would be the texture of the cylindrical portions
of the columns. They seem to be too identical. Perhaps adding some randomness to
the gradient y pigment, and the normal{}'s. Same thing for the wall sections with
the windows, behind the columns.
It's a very beautiful, and beautifully done image though.
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Simply amazing. Did you hand-code it?
Marco Semprini wrote:
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> --
> Oblique strategies
> no. 69: Give way to your worst impulse.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Marco Semprini
> Rimini - Italy
> email: obl### [at] liberoadhocnet
> nickname: "oblique" (on #trax under IRCnet)
> ICQ #: 2843904
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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