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This is rather vomit-esque!
Who was it who posted the pile of poop a few weeks ago?
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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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> This evening I have been trying to learn a little bit about textures.
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> I know that I have a tendancy to choose strong red, green and
> blue colours.
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> Does this image suffer from this ?
Maybe not, but my stomach does.
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> Btw.: Can anyone count the number of components in this blob ?
Cylindrical or spherical?
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Doug Eichenberg wrote:
> It looks like an alien spacecraft made out of snot! :)
Some of the Shadows' allies were horrifying in their evil,
and some were just ... icky.
(Book of G'Kar: Apocrypha)
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Francois Labreque wrote:
> Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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> > Btw.: Can anyone count the number of components in this blob ?
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> Cylindrical or spherical?
Not cylindrical =)
Tor Olav
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thats just plain gross!, very well done!
i like the red bits - maybe if you added a bump map that mapped the texture,
you could make them look like sores
Rick
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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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> This evening I have been trying to learn a little bit about textures.
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> I know that I have a tendancy to choose strong red, green and
> blue colours.
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> Does this image suffer from this ?
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Brrr, that looks disgusting, i like it !
I think you should choose some less strong colors for the background and maybe
make it smoother so the object comes out better.
If there are any chances i would encourage you to try isosurfaces. For example
i would really like this one with the green stuff sticking on top of the
object's surface.
Christoph
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"Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:
> thats just plain gross!, very well done!
I'm glad you like it !
> i like the red bits - maybe if you added a bump map that mapped the texture,
> you could make them look like sores
I like this idea, but I've never used a bump map before.
Now I will have to look into that.
Tor Olav
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
> Brrr, that looks disgusting, i like it !
Thank you !
> I think you should choose some less strong colors for the background and maybe
> make it smoother so the object comes out better.
I didn't think of this. - Next time I will.
> If there are any chances i would encourage you to try isosurfaces. For example
> i would really like this one with the green stuff sticking on top of the
> object's surface.
Some great day I will install MegaPOV (or even POV v3.5) and try out these
isosurfaces everybody loves to play with.
But right now I think that I will stick to plain POV, because I have to many
untested ideas of macros and other "standard" stuff to try out.
And when I get the faster PC that I'm contemplating to buy, I'll even try out
that media stuff that looks so cool.
Until then I'll try to do as you suggest with the green stuff in my next blob
image.
Tor Olav
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Btw.: Can anyone count the number of components in this blob ?
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35?
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"C.J." wrote:
> Btw.: Can anyone count the number of components in this blob ?
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> 35?
Sorry.
It looks like there could be 36, but there are only 18 scaled
spherical components in that blob. All with positive strength.
Tor Olav
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