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I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
fun :)
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"Sigmund Kyrre Aas" <as### [at] stud ntnuno> skrev i meddelandet
news:391B2473.3AC970B0@stud.ntnu.no...
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying
the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
Aha, so _that's_ what the ILOVEYOU virus variants look like...
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¤ Sebastian Strand
¤ E-mail: the### [at] bigfootcom
¤ URL: http://www.zeb.f2s.com/
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How did you get the ripples in the sand?
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Mike
wk: mik### [at] pyxiscom www.pyxis.com
hm: mwe### [at] sciticom www.geocities.com/mikepweber
"Sigmund Kyrre Aas" <as### [at] studntnuno> wrote in message
news:391B2473.3AC970B0@stud.ntnu.no...
> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying
the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
>
> sig
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Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote:
> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
Ha, ha - mrsmt!
They are really cool.
What are they all looking at?
Tor Olav
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mailto:tor### [at] hotmailcom
http://www.crosswinds.net/~tok/tokrays.html
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Hahahaha....That's a good one! ;-)
Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote:
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> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
>
> sig
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I like the grins of the 'guys?' ( are they ?).
Just wonder what makes them grin like this.
Better be careful with the genders tonight ( with the gender of POV cf
Povray.general).
Fabien Hénon
Sigmund Kyrre Aas a écrit :
> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
>
> sig
>
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> [Image]
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Fun!
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> ICQ 55354965
Please visit my website: http://www.faricy.net/~davidf/
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Super-cool! :) I can't help but laugh when I see those little faces. I want
this as my desktop. Post the source, please. :D
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Mike Weber wrote:
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> How did you get the ripples in the sand?
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> Mike
hmmm, is it a normal or just a slightly turbulated(?) texture like
marble or something?
it's especially convincing for a pic like this.
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Very neat picture.
Maybe this is what grows in sand dunes and has a very short life-cycle.
Bob
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Wow! Very cool! And funny!
I imagine the source is actually quite short; an isosurface for the dunes
and a trace-part that places those ... chinese madmen. And still so
artistically impressive! I mean, it's a simple, yet original concept. One
can stare at this image and wonder such things as:
What are they thinking?
What are they looking at?
How did they get there? Why?
Where is it?
I really like images with messages like this. :-)
Can I have a guess at the sand? An isosurface with e.g. a plane as a base
function, then a largely scaled, slightly turbulenced marble pigment
function added, and then yet a marble added with different orientation
and/or turbulence?
Simen.
Sigmund Kyrre Aas skrev i meldingen <391B2473.3AC970B0@stud.ntnu.no>...
>I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
>producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
>features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
>trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
>fun :)
>
>sig
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Simen Kvaal wrote:
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> Wow! Very cool! And funny!
Thanks!
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> Can I have a guess at the sand? An isosurface with e.g. a plane as a base
> function, then a largely scaled, slightly turbulenced marble pigment
> function added, and then yet a marble added with different orientation
> and/or turbulence?
I'm using pattern image. It is faster to work with than isosurfaces and I
have more freedom with loops and such. Basically it's a bunch of sylindrical
patterns + a spiral for the hf and a marble bump_map.
I've uploaded the source in the binary group. It's probably bigger than you
thought, actually than I thought too.. It was originally 5 different files.
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TonyB wrote:
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> Super-cool! :) I can't help but laugh when I see those little faces. I want
> this as my desktop. Post the source, please. :D
Thanks! Source in p.b.s-f
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Joy!
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Pac Men plotting revenge against Tetris?
Fun image, the grins are a little unnerving, tho.
Josh
Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote:
> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
>
> sig
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> [Image]
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Josh English
eng### [at] spiritonecom
"May your hopes, dreams, and plans not be destroyed by a few zeros."
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I agree quite nice and "fun" =)
Definite modern art feel to it...
It needs a fitting name... ??? ...
Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote:
> I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
> producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
> features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
> trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
> fun :)
>
> sig
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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Awsome image. The smilies are cool but you do wonder what they are so happy
about. This image made me chuckle.
Sigmund Kyrre Aas wrote in message <391B2473.3AC970B0@stud.ntnu.no>...
>I've felt a bit guilty of nagging you with questions all the time without
>producing any art. I blame it all on MegaPov which is so packed with
>features I never get to do anything but trying things out. While trying the
>trace function I came up with this pic, which I think turned out somewhat
>fun :)
>
>sig
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Moon47 wrote:
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> It needs a fitting name... ??? ...
The Yellow Wave?
Markus
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