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Here is an image that just sort of happened. I used POV-Ray, Moray, the
Galaxy include file from Chris Colefax, and the Moray Galaxy plugin by Keith
Hull.
Comments, criticisms are welcome.
James
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> Here is an image that just sort of happened. I used POV-Ray, Moray, the
> Galaxy include file from Chris Colefax, and the Moray Galaxy plugin by
Keith
> Hull.
> Comments, criticisms are welcome.
It's kinda neat.
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Very cool picture. The galaxy looks great - I use Chris Colefax's file all
the time, but I'd like to be able to get the 3D "Cloud" effects that you've
got here. I guess I'll have to try the plugin you mentioned.
All the little Earths are oriented with N. & S. America facing toward the
camera - maybe try rotating the Earth a little each time.
Regards,
Dave
"Magesitting" <magesitting@(nospam)home.com> wrote in message
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> Here is an image that just sort of happened. I used POV-Ray, Moray, the
> Galaxy include file from Chris Colefax, and the Moray Galaxy plugin by
Keith
> Hull.
> Comments, criticisms are welcome.
>
>
> James
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Very nice. Try adding a little reflection or other finish on the spiral
thing to get rid of the plastic look.
Eric
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That nebulosity is great, looks like a telescopic view with the eye, not
camera, were it not for the diffraction spikes. At least I've never seen any
through a telescope, I believe that's pretty much a time-exposure phenomenon
(and dust, and lense, and ?). Too bad about the clipped off edge at upper
left.
The Earths have a very floating look to them, weightless in space and all,
nice. And a kind of artificial+natural thing about it all too.
Bob
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Here it is again. I have made some improvements, I Hope :]
Thanks for the critique everyone.
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well thats what happens when you mess about!, dont you just love off the top
of my head productions!
Rick
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