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Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
toroidical thingie
(don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
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I could see some alien-techno-gadgets made possible using that sort of thing.
Bob
"hall" <tre### [at] ww-interlink net> wrote in message
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| Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
| toroidical thingie
| (don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
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hall wrote in message <38a8dc98@news.povray.org>...
>Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
>toroidical thingie
>(don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
Amazeing :-)
Mark
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Yes. I have received your message and will strike at dawn.
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Similar to my first thought. I pictured it representing the "guts on the
outside" technique used on the ships in the original "Star Wars" trilogy.
Bob Hughes wrote:
> I could see some alien-techno-gadgets made possible using that sort of thing.
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> Bob
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> "hall" <tre### [at] ww-interlinknet> wrote in message
> news:38a8dc98@news.povray.org...
> | Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
> | toroidical thingie
> | (don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
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On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 23:39:29 -0600, Bob Hughes
<omn### [at] hotmailcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote:
>I could see some alien-techno-gadgets made possible using that sort of thing.
Deaf Star.
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You just had to go and give it a silvery texture with blue lighting,
didn't you? This screams "cheap sci fi"...
Interesting combination if I do say so myself..
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After seeing the pic and reading how you did it, I tried it
myself, and it didn't look anywhere near what you did. Could
you post the code for brain impaired?
hall wrote:
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> Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
> toroidical thingie
> (don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
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> [Image]
--
Mr. Art
"Often the appearance of reality is more important
than the reality of the appearance."
Bill DeWitt 2000
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The code right now is in two .pov files, and extremely messy. I will try
to clean it up and post it
in text.scene-files, hopefully in a couple of days.
mr.art wrote in message <38A9F291.B79EC9EF@gci.net>...
>After seeing the pic and reading how you did it, I tried it
>myself, and it didn't look anywhere near what you did. Could
>you post the code for brain impaired?
>
>hall wrote:
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>> Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
>> toroidical thingie
>> (don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
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>> [Image]
>
>--
>Mr. Art
>
>"Often the appearance of reality is more important
>than the reality of the appearance."
>Bill DeWitt 2000
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I like it :) Musta been a long render, for when I tried the maze as an
isosurface, it was a long render.
hall wrote:
> Well, played around with SamuelT's maze pigment thingie, and TonyB's
> toroidical thingie
> (don't you love precise terminology) and got a little lost......
>
> [Image]
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E-Mail: STB### [at] aolcom
Visit the still unfinished isosurface tutorial:
http://members.aol.com/stbenge
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