| > Completely hadcoded.
| 
| sadistic ba$tard!!
| 
| very impressive all the same (more so with it being done by hand!)
| 
| Rick
| 

Thank you I really like coding Povray scenes, without modelers.
- Philippe -

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Thank you all, see my next post in a month with a better 
quality version. 

- Philippe -

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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 02:52:25 -0800, Philippe-H Cadet wrote:

This is great though a little too dark. 

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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 21:24:11 -0800, Philippe-H Cadet wrote:
>Yes, I never used microscopes before. I only saw some images on sites
>that sell electronic microscope. like these :
>http://www.greatscopes.com/medschool.html
>http://www.microscopeworld.com/high/hpre.htm#162
>
>According to all the examples I saw, the eye-piece can be rotated...
>My Microscope is a mix of them all ; ) 
>
>For me the toughest thing to build are the textures not the coding.

You mean you didn't hand code the textures, <runs out to find the 
garlic and the silver cross>.



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> You mean you didn't hand code the textures, <runs out to find the
> garlic and the silver cross>.

Hello
No no no.  Not all the textures. Maybe when I will be better at pov.
I wanted to learn the textures with examples of Moray.
So I did some examples with the textures editor that comes with
Moray and rendered some spheres on a checked floor to try the
syntax by copy paste the generated code.  This was hell to view the
possibilities
and when I was familiarated a little more with the pigments and textures.
Then I writed my own declarations of textures and material and assigned
them to some objects of the scene.

If you want you can go take a look of my first really serious project 100%
code Pov.
On my site http://w3.arobas.net/~hardcore/ You can cut and paste
code http://w3.arobas.net/~hardcore/MicroCodeSource.htm  and render
it for fun. I got other code and images form previous version too when I was
learning the step by step modeling.

But now I do not think I will be using Moray to make code pigments and
textures examples anymore exept for the media effects stuff that is very
difficult (at my opinion) thing to learn them.

I know someone who did a really cool pov code that helps people learning how
to understand textures by coding them.
http://www.multimania.com/martialrameaux/
(It is in french).       I prefer this than Moray.


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On Fri, 17 Mar 2000 23:22:51 -0800, "Philippe-H Cadet"
<phc### [at] arobasnet> wrote:

>I know someone who did a really cool pov code that helps people learning how
>to understand textures by coding them.
>http://www.multimania.com/martialrameaux/
>(It is in french).       I prefer this than Moray.

Can one of the French speaking folk please make this gem accessible to
the rest of us? Personally I would like to see if this one is what I
hope it is.


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Peter Popov wrote:

> >http://www.multimania.com/martialrameaux/

> Can one of the French speaking folk please make this gem accessible to
> the rest of us? Personally I would like to see if this one is what I
> hope it is.

Just enter the URL into the text field at babelfish and it will translate
whole web pages for you -

http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/cgi-bin/translate?

or

http://www.dictionary.com/translate/

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On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 04:47:15 -0800, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:

>> Can one of the French speaking folk please make this gem accessible to
>> the rest of us? Personally I would like to see if this one is what I
>> hope it is.
>
>Just enter the URL into the text field at babelfish and it will translate
>whole web pages for you -

I knew I should have put a disclaimer about Babelfish. What is this,
some kind of AI sympathy? :))

"The weak meat is not nobody when the alcohol is strong"
"Far far of coming in the eyes. "
  --babelfish pearls of translational wisdom


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Peter Popov wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 04:47:15 -0800, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:
> 
> >> Can one of the French speaking folk please make this gem accessible to
> >> the rest of us? Personally I would like to see if this one is what I
> >> hope it is.
> >
> >Just enter the URL into the text field at babelfish and it will translate
> >whole web pages for you -
> 
> I knew I should have put a disclaimer about Babelfish. What is this,
> some kind of AI sympathy? :))
> 
> "The weak meat is not nobody when the alcohol is strong"
> "Far far of coming in the eyes. "
>   --babelfish pearls of translational wisdom

While I agree that it has some weaknesses it is also not without
it's advantages. Certainly someone as highly intellegent as your-
self will no have problems reading between the lines as it were.

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On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 12:41:02 -0800, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:

>While I agree that it has some weaknesses it is also not without
>it's advantages. Certainly someone as highly intellegent as your-
>self will no have problems reading between the lines as it were.

*blush*


Peter Popov
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