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Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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Very cool car, and render too! The photograph appearance bothers my eyes but
it's a great effect. Guess that would be beyond a sunroof or moon roof... a sky
roof? What dealership has those? I want one now.
Bob
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How do you do that with blobs? I just don't get it. Send me your source now.
Please. I must understand.
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The car I could tell was cgi. It is real good, I love it, I wanted
to see it with the door open. But because I have never seen any car
like that, I _knew_ that it had to be cgi.
The parking lot, on the other hand, I had to check two or three
times to be sure it wasn't a photo. I am impressed.
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> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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> --
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> [Image]
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H.E. Day wrote:
>Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
>surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
>
Hey the Pacer has evolved.
God tyre marks on the white lines.
Ingo
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Wow,
This is maybe my favorite image of yours. I love the sci-fi / futuristic
style. You have an amazing command of the blob object, you should write a
tutorial. Great attention to detail. I'd love to see this model from other
angles. Door open would be cool. Keep posting.
Jay Raney
"H.E. Day" wrote:
> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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> --
> H.E. Day
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In article <38A9932B.C05F9AD1@fci.net>, Pov### [at] aolcom wrote:
> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
This image has a great "dirty" look to it, and those little details
which make it look a lot more realistic. The banged up post in the
foreground seems odd though, is that pixellation on it? It also looks
slightly transparent at one point, where the white line on the ground
intersects it.
Also, the reflection in the windshield shows orange clouds, like one
would expect from late afternoon, as the sun is setting. But the
lighting looks like it is early afternoon...is it just a colored
reflection from the tinted glass?
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Chris Huff
e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
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I've seen many of H.E. Day's images and animations. All are very good
subjects. What comes to mind is, who are you? What do you do? Are you a
student, professional animator, retired? I'm only curious because the
images stand out from the rest.
Mike
"H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message
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> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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> --
> H.E. Day
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Nice job!
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H.E. Day kirjoitti viestissä <38A9932B.C05F9AD1@fci.net>...
>Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
>surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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>--
>H.E. Day
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Needless to say. You sure do know you're way in the 3D graphics :P
What is it I haven't figured out about blobs? I mean I can do a smiley face
but that's about it... You rock like a pack of trolls :)
Jide
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Damn you're good with that blob stuff!
Do you have a special way of going about modelling these things?
The concrete/pavement textures are quite realistic.
Please refrain from posting any more photographs here ;-)
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> What comes to mind is, who are you?
Howard Earl Day II.
> What do you do?
High School Student. I'm 17, almost 18 actually.
> Are you a student, professional animator, retired?
The first.
> I'm only curious because the
> images stand out from the rest.
Thanks.
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> This is maybe my favorite image of yours. I love the sci-fi / futuristic
> style.
Thanks.
> You have an amazing command of the blob object, you should write a
> tutorial.
I actually have, although it's not quite done.
> Great attention to detail. I'd love to see this model from other
> angles. Door open would be cool.
Door doesn't open. It's just a bump_map. I suppose I could do opening doors,
but I'd have to model the interior. :(
> Keep posting.
Oh, i will. ;)
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Birthday 04-Apr-82
Current Age 17.87
Online Handle H.E. Day
Given Name Howard E. Day
Current location USA, Oregon, Eugene
E-mail Address hed### [at] fcinet
Most everything else that you might want to know
you would have to ask him.
I can say this, he has more talent than me.
Mike Weber wrote:
>
> I've seen many of H.E. Day's images and animations. All are very good
> subjects. What comes to mind is, who are you? What do you do? Are you a
> student, professional animator, retired? I'm only curious because the
> images stand out from the rest.
>
> Mike
>
> "H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message
> news:38A9932B.C05F9AD1@fci.net...
> > Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> > surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
> >
> > --
> > H.E. Day
> >
> >
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----
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Mr. Art
"Often the appearance of reality is more important
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Wow. This is impressive. The modelins is superb as always, but the whole
effect is just amazing.
Please share the source on this one.
"H.E. Day" wrote:
> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
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> --
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> [Image]
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Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
though that your work is beyond mine:-)
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> > What comes to mind is, who are you?
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> Howard Earl Day II.
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> > What do you do?
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> High School Student. I'm 17, almost 18 actually.
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> > Are you a student, professional animator, retired?
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> The first.
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> > I'm only curious because the
> > images stand out from the rest.
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> Thanks.
>
> --
> H.E. Day
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As everyone else has said -- very nice work. And astonishing -- I once made
mashed potatoes with blobs, I can't imagine doing a scene like yours..
kudos.
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In article <38A94427.1D7CEE0F@home.com>, Thomas Lake <tla### [at] homecom>
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> Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
> though that your work is beyond mine:-)
Hey, don't forget me! I am also 17. :-)
I don't do much "art" though, mostly I play around with adding features
to POV-Ray and writing simulations.
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Incredible image...
> > What comes to mind is, who are you?
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> Howard Earl Day II.
>
> > What do you do?
>
> High School Student. I'm 17, almost 18 actually.
Well, as a fellow 17-year-old high school student, this will be my first and
last post to this thread since for now on I am now going to have to hang my
head in shame for the rest of my life. I've been working with POV for
almost a year and I can't begin to fathom how you constructed such a
magnificent model...and with blobs! If you say you hand-coded the entire
file I'm going to have to shoot myself;)
I wonder what breed of images you could make with a professional package
like 3DS or Lightwave?
Keep up the good work,
-Chris-
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> > Are you a student, professional animator, retired?
>
> The first.
>
> > I'm only curious because the
> > images stand out from the rest.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> H.E. Day
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I think that he has shown that it doesn't take a
"professional package" to do "professional work".
It is not the package, it's the person. Good
training helps, patience help, understanding helps.
I could have all that and a bag of chips and not be
as good as this.
Chris Spencer wrote:
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> Well, as a fellow 17-year-old high school student, this will be my first and
> last post to this thread since for now on I am now going to have to hang my
> head in shame for the rest of my life. I've been working with POV for
> almost a year and I can't begin to fathom how you constructed such a
> magnificent model...and with blobs! If you say you hand-coded the entire
> file I'm going to have to shoot myself;)
>
> I wonder what breed of images you could make with a professional package
> like 3DS or Lightwave?
>
> Keep up the good work,
> -Chris-
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I hand-coded it. (Baoom!!!)
Really. I'll post the code soon, so you can see. By the way I've been working
with Pov since version 2.
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Shhhhh! Big brother is watching!
> Birthday 04-Apr-82
> Current Age 17.87
> Online Handle H.E. Day
> Given Name Howard E. Day
> Current location USA, Oregon, Eugene
> E-mail Address hed### [at] fcinet
> Most everything else that you might want to know
> you would have to ask him.
> I can say this, he has more talent than me.
You're scaring me.
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> I think that he has shown that it doesn't take a
> "professional package" to do "professional work".
> It is not the package, it's the person. Good
> training helps, patience help, understanding helps.
> I could have all that and a bag of chips and not be
> as good as this.
Quite right. I personally believe that Pov-Ray (in the MegaPatch form) is better
than most modeling/animation packages. Most of the stuff I see done with
Truespace, LW or 3DS is crap. There are many exceptions, http://www.raph.com/
being a good place to start.
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> Hey, don't forget me! I am also 17. :-)
> I don't do much "art" though, mostly I play around with adding features
> to POV-Ray and writing simulations.
And do a good job at that. By the way, how's the patina pattern coming
along, and could you use a method 2 type of sampling??
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> This image has a great "dirty" look to it, and those little details
> which make it look a lot more realistic. The banged up post in the
> foreground seems odd though, is that pixellation on it? It also looks
> slightly transparent at one point, where the white line on the ground
> intersects it.
Nope, no transparency, just coincidence. Isosurface can be strange animals.
> Also, the reflection in the windshield shows orange clouds, like one
> would expect from late afternoon, as the sun is setting. But the
> lighting looks like it is early afternoon...is it just a colored
> reflection from the tinted glass?
No, that's the cloud colors. The coloring looks fine to me. Maybe it's my
monitor.
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> Hey the Pacer has evolved.
Actually, its a mix of the Dodge van, Dodge avenger, Dodge viper, and Ford
Taurus.
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> Guess that would be beyond a sunroof or moon roof... a sky
> roof? What dealership has those? I want one now.
Me too!
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> As everyone else has said -- very nice work. And astonishing -- I once made
> mashed potatoes with blobs, I can't imagine doing a scene like yours..
It's not as hard as everyone make it seem. You just need to have a general idea
what you want to make.
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I wish i had a nice modeler...
Maybe some day i will write a free modeler specifically for pov and us
starving mac heads..
"H.E. Day" wrote:
> Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
>
> --
> H.E. Day
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Wow if i have not said before you and your arkansas chickens were/are my
first inspirations into pov...
You introduced me to media this group and other things i am sure...
your work and concepts are amazing...
Wow you are four or five years younger than me...
until now i thought you were some 35 year old professional...
got to get to work now... Bye :)
WOW...
"H.E. Day" wrote:
> > What comes to mind is, who are you?
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> Howard Earl Day II.
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> > What do you do?
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> High School Student. I'm 17, almost 18 actually.
>
> > Are you a student, professional animator, retired?
>
> The first.
>
> > I'm only curious because the
> > images stand out from the rest.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> H.E. Day
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Rest easy if i remember correctly he uses moray and something called Gum...?
I hope :)
Chris Spencer wrote:
> Incredible image...
>
> > > What comes to mind is, who are you?
> >
> > Howard Earl Day II.
> >
> > > What do you do?
> >
> > High School Student. I'm 17, almost 18 actually.
>
> Well, as a fellow 17-year-old high school student, this will be my first and
> last post to this thread since for now on I am now going to have to hang my
> head in shame for the rest of my life. I've been working with POV for
> almost a year and I can't begin to fathom how you constructed such a
> magnificent model...and with blobs! If you say you hand-coded the entire
> file I'm going to have to shoot myself;)
>
> I wonder what breed of images you could make with a professional package
> like 3DS or Lightwave?
>
> Keep up the good work,
> -Chris-
>
> >
> > > Are you a student, professional animator, retired?
> >
> > The first.
> >
> > > I'm only curious because the
> > > images stand out from the rest.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > --
> > H.E. Day
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Heart sinks to stomach... :( (Kerplunk...)
"H.E. Day" wrote:
> I hand-coded it. (Baoom!!!)
> Really. I'll post the code soon, so you can see. By the way I've been working
> with Pov since version 2.
>
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H.E. Day <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message news:38A9D950.D11E4D84@fci.net...
> > You have an amazing command of the blob object, you should write a
> > tutorial.
>
> I actually have, although it's not quite done.
I for one would be very interested in seeing the tutorial once you have
finished it.
Your work is some of the best I've seen, in any package and if I could learn
a bit and get that much closer to your level, I'd be all the better for it.
Darcy
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On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 16:41:24 -0900, mr.art <mr.### [at] gcinet> wrote:
>I think that he has shown that it doesn't take a
>"professional package" to do "professional work".
>It is not the package, it's the person. Good
>training helps, patience help, understanding helps.
>I could have all that and a bag of chips and not be
>as good as this.
I'd say that POV isn't a commercial package but I'd also
say that it is a professional package. The scene discription
language is powerful and for this reason POV can probably
achieve some effects that wouldn't be possible in products
such as 3DS.
This powerful tool in the hands of someone like HE Day is
pure dynamite.
--
Cheers
Steve email mailto:sjl### [at] ndirectcouk
%HAV-A-NICEDAY Error not enough coffee 0 pps.
web http://www.ndirect.co.uk/~sjlen/
or http://start.at/zero-pps
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He said the car was modeled with blobs. Which means he coded it by hand, not a
modeler. Though I have to say my first impressions was that is was made in a GUI
modeler too!
Ryan Mooney wrote:
> I wish i had a nice modeler...
> Maybe some day i will write a free modeler specifically for pov and us
> starving mac heads..
>
> "H.E. Day" wrote:
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> > Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> > surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
> >
> > --
> > H.E. Day
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > [Image]
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H.E. Day wrote in message <38A9932B.C05F9AD1@fci.net>...
>Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
>surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
Do I detect an AWSOME ROLEX? :-)
Very nice job!
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> Do I detect an AWSOME ROLEX? :-)
Nope. 100% pure Pov-Ray. Mega-Patch, that is... anyway I consider Megapatch
to be PovRay 5 :)
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Mark Wagner wrote:
> H.E. Day wrote in message <38A9932B.C05F9AD1@fci.net>...
> >Here's my most recent picture. The car is made mostly of blobs (big
> >surprise). I can't write much now, so ask anything that comes to mind!
>
> Do I detect an AWSOME ROLEX? :-)
>
> Very nice job!
>
> Mark
Hmmm. Secret photos of the new Shelby Pacer?
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> As everyone else has said -- very nice work. And astonishing -- I once
made
> mashed potatoes with blobs, I can't imagine doing a scene like yours..
i never even managed that - i get as far as gloopy mercury and thats it !
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>Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
>though that your work is beyond mine:-)
Hey! I just turned 18 on the 5th, so I'm in your age group too. I think Rune
is also more or less our age.
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TonyB kirjoitti viestissä <38aab5dd@news.povray.org>...
>>Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
>>though that your work is beyond mine:-)
>
>Hey! I just turned 18 on the 5th, so I'm in your age group too. I think
Rune
>is also more or less our age.
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>
I've also turned 18 semirecently If anyone gives a damn.
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"Juha Leppälä" wrote:
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> TonyB kirjoitti viestissä <38aab5dd@news.povray.org>...
> >>Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
> >>though that your work is beyond mine:-)
> >
> >Hey! I just turned 18 on the 5th, so I'm in your age group too. I think
> Rune
> >is also more or less our age.
> >
> I've also turned 18 semirecently If anyone gives a damn.
You all sound very, very, young to me.
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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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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 08:35:46 -0800, Ken wrote:
>You all sound very, very, young to me.
*I* probably sound very, very, young to you, Ken. And I'm starting
to feel old now.
--
These are my opinions. I do NOT speak for the POV-Team.
The superpatch: http://www2.fwi.com/~parkerr/superpatch/
My other stuff: http://www2.fwi.com/~parkerr/traces.html
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>...And I'm starting to feel old now.
Wait 'til your in the last week of your 20's and you know that 30
isn't a couple years away but a couple *days*...
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Phil
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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I only noticed when I was nearing 20, from there on it's all the same.
Bob
"Phil Clute" <pcl### [at] tiacnet> wrote in message
news:38AAFDC3.910D40A6@tiac.net...
| >...And I'm starting to feel old now.
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| Wait 'til your in the last week of your 20's and you know that 30
| isn't a couple years away but a couple *days*...
| --
| Phil
| ...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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>
>> I've also turned 18 semirecently If anyone gives a damn.
>
>You all sound very, very, young to me.
I remember feeling old for the first time when the person who
won Wimbledon was younger than me (Boris Becker .de) and as ken
says, this thread makes me feel really old, these guys were only
just being born when I left school. What's worse is that even
after all my terchiary (sp?) and university education and
experience (8 years in industry), they all know more about
computers than me.
--
Cheers
Steve email mailto:sjl### [at] ndirectcouk
%HAV-A-NICEDAY Error not enough coffee 0 pps.
web http://www.ndirect.co.uk/~sjlen/
or http://start.at/zero-pps
5:22pm up 2 days, 4:25, 4 users, load average: 1.02, 1.08, 1.04
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In article <38A8C09C.5BC5ACF4@earthlink.net>, rdm### [at] earthlinknet wrote:
> I wish i had a nice modeler...
> Maybe some day i will write a free modeler specifically for pov and us
> starving mac heads..
There are several free modellers for the Mac, some specifically for
blobs. Check out Jam and Blob Sculptor. There is a list at
mac.povray.org, as I remember.
--
Chris Huff
e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
Web page: http://chrishuff.dhs.org/
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In article <38AA0C0B.41ACFCC7@fci.net>, Pov### [at] aolcom wrote:
> > Hey, don't forget me! I am also 17. :-)
> > I don't do much "art" though, mostly I play around with adding features
> > to POV-Ray and writing simulations.
>
> And do a good job at that. By the way, how's the patina pattern coming
> along, and could you use a method 2 type of sampling??
I haven't done much work on it lately, but I have a few ideas that will
speed it up by a large amount in certain situations. And it's sampling
method isn't really comparable to media, it is actually more like
radiosity or blurred reflection, so a "method 2" isn't really possible.
There will be alternate calculation methods, though...
Maybe I will work on it this weekend, I want to get my particle
simulator to a level ready to release first.
--
Chris Huff
e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
Web page: http://chrishuff.dhs.org/
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In article <chrishuff_99-E6A475.20090815022000@news.povray.org>, Chris
Huff <chr### [at] yahoocom> writes
>In article <38A94427.1D7CEE0F@home.com>, Thomas Lake <tla### [at] homecom>
>wrote:
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>> Hay good to see another 17 year old here besides me:-) I have to say
>> though that your work is beyond mine:-)
>
>Hey, don't forget me! I am also 17. :-)
>I don't do much "art" though, mostly I play around with adding features
>to POV-Ray and writing simulations.
>
Well I am 16, I do not do all that much POV art because I am not very
good at all at it, I have a lack of inspiration. I like poking around in
the POV source but nothing constructive ever comes out of it, I struggle
with the maths but I keep going and will conquer it and do something
useful one day!.
--
David Parrott E-mail: xam### [at] quayles1demoncouk
ICQ: 13313977
Website: On it's way
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On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 18:35:33 -0800, "H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote:
>> Hey the Pacer has evolved.
>
>Actually, its a mix of the Dodge van, Dodge avenger, Dodge viper, and Ford
>Taurus.
So that's why I loved it so much!
My best friend was a car freak once. We had long ago agreed that the
Viper has the best butt on this planet. As a proof, he had a poster of
a Viper's back surrounded by posters of Claudia Schifer, Cindy
Crawford, Ms. Bulgaria '96 (or was it '95?) etc., a total of 6
gorgeous babes, with camera placement putting them on fair grounds
with the Viper, and I must say the Dodge really stood out, it beat'em
all.
We were 15 or 16 back then, if this makes the picture more clear.
Peter Popov
pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
ICQ: 15002700
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