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Last two look great
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On Thu, 27 Jul 2000 16:46:35 -0400, Richard Dault wrote:
>Even though the torus-craze has been gone for a few days now, I'm still
>going to post these ones. I still haven't mastered isosurfaces, so I
>created these using blobs or sphere sweeps. Don't eat the green one, I
>think it's poisonous. The glowing one looks 2D, but oh well.
If you used the same shape but a different texture the green one
could be bread.
I liked them all.
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"Richard Dault" <rda### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
news:39809fdb@news.povray.org...
> Even though the torus-craze has been gone for a few days now, I'm still
> going to post these ones
I never get sick of these.. in fact I may post some more soon myself..
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Richard Dault wrote:
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> Even though the torus-craze has been gone for a few days now, I'm still
> going to post these ones. I still haven't mastered isosurfaces, so I
> created these using blobs or sphere sweeps. Don't eat the green one, I
> think it's poisonous. The glowing one looks 2D, but oh well.
I like the texture on that last one; it reminds me of a wildly-glazed
(if structurally absurd) pinch-pot I made many years ago.
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I really like the green texture. For some reason the last one reminds me of
an anim I did: 2/26/2000 entitled "my first mpeg attempt" filename
"blobulous.m1v". Attached a frame.
--
Paul Vanukoff
"Richard Dault" <rda### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
news:39809fdb@news.povray.org...
> Even though the torus-craze has been gone for a few days now, I'm still
> going to post these ones. I still haven't mastered isosurfaces, so I
> created these using blobs or sphere sweeps. Don't eat the green one, I
> think it's poisonous. The glowing one looks 2D, but oh well.
>
> Enjoy,
> Richard.
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Thanks. It's a simple crackle texture. When I first used it, it reminded
me of the skin of a reptile. That's until I blobbed it.
texture {
pigment { crackle color_map { [0 color DarkGreen ][1 color Green] } }
finish { phong .9 }
}
normal { function { pigment { crackle } } }
I attached a close up of it.
"Paul Vanukoff" <van### [at] primenetcom> wrote in message
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> I really like the green texture. For some reason the last one reminds me
of
> an anim I did: 2/26/2000 entitled "my first mpeg attempt" filename
> "blobulous.m1v". Attached a frame.
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Apparently, I mis-spelt 'tori'. As it turns out, torii means:
"(in Japan) a form of decorative gateway or portal, consisting of two
upright wooden posts connected at the top by two horizontal crosspieces,
commonly found at the entrance to Shinto temples."
Which these are definitely not.
Here are a few more shapes that aren't exactly tori, but are generated
from the same macro.
The yellow one looks like corn on the cob in a knot. :)
Enjoy,
Richard.
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I like the first and last images...
Did you use radiosity on the first...
Give it a yellow center for contrast... Maybe put it in a glass case...
Put some little spores, mold, or fungi on the big green one...
Richard Dault wrote:
> Even though the torus-craze has been gone for a few days now, I'm still
> going to post these ones. I still haven't mastered isosurfaces, so I
> created these using blobs or sphere sweeps. Don't eat the green one, I
> think it's poisonous. The glowing one looks 2D, but oh well.
>
> Enjoy,
> Richard.
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"Richard Dault" <rda### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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| Apparently, I mis-spelt 'tori'. As it turns out, torii means:
I need to lock that spelling into my limited vocabulary :-) I always took
radii and torii to be the same plural syntax. Big mistake. Radius has an
"i" in there already so only the one extra "i" is added. One "i" on the end
of torus without the "us" part too then. But I never trusted mathematicians
together with (english) language people. Seem two different breeds.
| The yellow one looks like corn on the cob in a knot. :)
Does. Or a snake writhing about.
I like the orb-shaped one, would make a great hanging lamp.
Bob
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> I like the first and last images...
Thanks.
> Did you use radiosity on the first...
Nope. I did the first time, but I didn't notice a difference, so I turned
it off in later renders. Then again, I'm not an expert with radiosity, so I
might have done something wrong.
> Give it a yellow center for contrast... Maybe put it in a glass case...
> Put some little spores, mold, or fungi on the big green one...
Thanks for the suggestions. I tend to not spend too much time on doing one
of those images, so I don't know if I'll go back and add details. It would
look cool though... We'll see.
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