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Here comes the second version, now with reflective texture and some other
changes.
Because the textuing of the superellipsoids is random, things changed from the
first version, i have to try some differend random seeds to get it better again.
Comments welcome of course.
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Whats that red glob? - could we see the same scene with the camera pointing the
other way?
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Pabs wrote:
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> Whats that red glob? - could we see the same scene with the camera pointing
> the other way?
It's a pyramid of red superellipsoids right behind the camera position,
distorted by the curved surface of the superellipsoid. (see attached pict)
Maybe i should try to rotate the reflective superellipsoid 45 degrees...
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
> Pabs wrote:
> > Whats that red glob? - could we see the same scene with the camera pointing
> > the other way?
> It's a pyramid of red superellipsoids right behind the camera position,
> distorted by the curved surface of the superellipsoid. (see attached pict)
Ahhhh.
From what I saw in the reflection in the first image I expected more of a wall
behind the red blocks but it must just be the reflection off the block that made
me think that.
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Why's the entire back wall all look the same? Just checked, same as the first one.
Very cool scene! Architecturally it's kinda like some sort of Aztec temple or
something...
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> Here comes the second version, now with reflective texture and some other
> changes.
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> Because the textuing of the superellipsoids is random, things changed from the
> first version, i have to try some differend random seeds to get it better again.
>
> Comments welcome of course.
<n,n> for the shape where n is any positive value.
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Soothing... I like.
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> Why's the entire back wall all look the same? Just checked, same as the first > one.
I thought it would be better than all the walls the same style.
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> Very cool scene! Architecturally it's kinda like some sort of Aztec temple or
> something...
>
Thanks, although it's not what i thought of when doing it (in fact i have no
idea what i thought at all :-).
Christoph
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Matt Giwer wrote:
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> <n,n> for the shape where n is any positive value.
Sorry, maybe i did not get the point, but i don't understand the purpose of that
sentence (from the pict it should be quite visible that i understand how the
superellipsoid shape works ;-)
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It'd be great to see a Tardis reflected in the reflective
one there.
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
> Matt Giwer wrote:
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> > <n,n> for the shape where n is any positive value.
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> Sorry, maybe i did not get the point, but i don't understand the purpose of that
> sentence (from the pict it should be quite visible that i understand how the
> superellipsoid shape works ;-)
Perhaps he is suggesting values over 1??
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
> > Why's the entire back wall all look the same? Just checked, same as the first >
one.
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> I thought it would be better than all the walls the same style.
Agreed
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> Perhaps he is suggesting values over 1??
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I did not like those and therefore i did not use them ... :-)
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Steve wrote:
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> It'd be great to see a Tardis reflected in the reflective
> one there.
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Sorry, but what is a 'tardis' ?
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> Steve wrote:
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> > It'd be great to see a Tardis reflected in the reflective
> > one there.
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> Sorry, but what is a 'tardis' ?
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> Christoph
I think it's a Dr. Who time traveling telephone booth but don't quote
me on it cause I've never seen the show.
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The Tardis is teh "Police telephone Booth" that the Doctor (from the
Doctor Who series on BBC) uses to time/space travel.
Christoph Hormann wrote:
> Steve wrote:
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> > It'd be great to see a Tardis reflected in the reflective
> > one there.
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> Sorry, but what is a 'tardis' ?
>
> Christoph
>
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Psychomek wrote:
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> The Tardis is teh "Police telephone Booth" that the Doctor (from the
> Doctor Who series on BBC) uses to time/space travel.
Well I was close anyway :)
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Ken wrote:
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> Psychomek wrote:
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> > The Tardis is teh "Police telephone Booth" that the Doctor (from the
> > Doctor Who series on BBC) uses to time/space travel.
>
> Well I was close anyway :)
>
Thanks to both of you, i'm glad, that it isn't somthing i *have* to know :-)
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 17:28:29 +0200, Christoph Hormann wrote:
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>Ken wrote:
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>> Psychomek wrote:
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>> > The Tardis is teh "Police telephone Booth" that the Doctor (from the
>> > Doctor Who series on BBC) uses to time/space travel.
>>
>> Well I was close anyway :)
>>
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>Thanks to both of you, i'm glad, that it isn't somthing i *have* to know :-)
>
First person I ever heard of who didn't know what a Tardis is.
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Steve wrote:
> First person I ever heard of who didn't know what a Tardis is.
I really don't thing Dr. Who is very well known here in the colonies.
I had to ask about a year ago what Dr. Who was about. Seems to be
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 21:15:15 -0700, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote:
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>Steve wrote:
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>> First person I ever heard of who didn't know what a Tardis is.
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>I really don't thing Dr. Who is very well known here in the colonies.
>I had to ask about a year ago what Dr. Who was about. Seems to be
>a Brit thing.
Kids in the U.K. born in the 60's were suckled on Dr. Who. Shown on the BBC at
about teatime
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