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Hey Chris. I like the fog/media effect; very moody. It seems a little too
dark at the bottom of the image, but that could be a gamma issue. The
joints in the trees are a little too stiff too.
-Doug Eichenberg
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"Chris S." wrote:
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> An idea I'm probably going to reject for the IRTC. Comments greatly
> appreciated.
>
> -Chris-
>
> [Image]
I like the ferns and the moss-covered rocks, but you should know that
H.E.Day's comment "when in doubt, add more wires" doesn't really apply
to a wilderness setting. ;)
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Quite true:)
Francois Labreque <fla### [at] attglobal net> wrote in message
news:39444D0F.8529914F@attglobal.net...
> H.E.Day's comment "when in doubt, add more wires" doesn't really apply
> to a wilderness setting. ;)
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Put a few more wires/vines/strands in, add a spider or two and you'd have
a good start on Bilbo battling the giant spiders in Mirkwood.
Mike W.
Francois Labreque wrote:
> "Chris S." wrote:
> >
> > An idea I'm probably going to reject for the IRTC. Comments greatly
> > appreciated.
> >
> > -Chris-
> >
> > [Image]
>
> I like the ferns and the moss-covered rocks, but you should know that
> H.E.Day's comment "when in doubt, add more wires" doesn't really apply
> to a wilderness setting. ;)
>
> --
> Francois Labreque | In the future, performance will be measured
> flabreq | by the size of your pipe.
> @ | - Dogbert, on networking
> attglobal.net
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Mike Wilson wrote:
> Put a few more wires/vines/strands in, add a spider or two and you'd have
> a good start on Bilbo battling the giant spiders in Mirkwood.
Damn I can't wait for those movies
Hope they do the books justice
Pabs
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Keep up the good work, Chris!
Kinda Mystesque or Turokesque...
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Chris S. <chr### [at] bluelectrodecom> wrote in article
<3942e7fe@news.povray.org>...
> An idea I'm probably going to reject for the IRTC. Comments greatly
> appreciated.
>
> -Chris-
A good render of something just like this needs to be done, and I haven't
seen one anywhere else. I think you should keep it and work on it for a
while. You aesthetics may differ, but I'd thicken up the trees until you
almost can't see anything else between them, (even though it'd take a while
to render) or at least fake it and do a photo blur for the deep deep
background.
I'd maybe widen the stream or do something else to make it stand out.
The moss on the rocks looks kind of spraypainted also. Maybe it's just
that it's too green. Also if it's green below (ferns and stuff) then the
branches above shouldn't be bare. If it's within your ability to do a nice
canopy you could try that.
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In article <3942e7fe@news.povray.org>, "Chris S."
<chr### [at] bluelectrodecom> wrote:
> An idea I'm probably going to reject for the IRTC. Comments greatly
> appreciated.
Lusitania?(*)
It certainly doen't look like anything on Earth...
(*)hint: Orson Scott Card, Ender, Jane, sentient trees...
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Chris Huff <chr### [at] maccom> wrote in message
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> It certainly doen't look like anything on Earth...
I believe you.
> Lusitania?(*)
> (*)hint: Orson Scott Card, Ender, Jane, sentient trees...
I don't get your reference; Lusitania? Card, Ender, et cetera I understand
but all the Lusitania brings to mind is the ocean-going passenger liner;)
-Chris-
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In article <3953a430@news.povray.org>, "Chris S."
<chr### [at] bluelectrodecom> wrote:
> I don't get your reference; Lusitania? Card, Ender, et cetera I
> understand but all the Lusitania brings to mind is the ocean-going
> passenger liner;)
Lusitania was a human colony world in the "Ender Quartet" series of
books.(Ender's Game, Speaker for the Dead, Xenocide, Children of the
Mind) It was also the home world of the pequeninoes, an extremely
intelligent but technologically primitive species.
The large forest's of alien trees on Lusitania played a very important
role in the story, I can't say more without spoiling it. :-)
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