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hargg!!!!!
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> wip.
> Now I have the blocks, I just need something to do with them...
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Rodolphe wrote:
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> hargg!!!!!
Rendering time was not so insane. I re-rendered it at 1024x768 to make a
screen background, and it "only" took about 10 hours using my
dual-PII/450+p200 cluster.
The colour does not come from the bricks themselves, but from three
lights (red, green and blue) behind them. No dispersion here.
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A Great Room in a Modern Motif?
Francois Dispot wrote:
> wip.
> Now I have the blocks, I just need something to do with them...
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If you want to do someting with plenty of glass bricks, there's the
'school of fine arts', by Wiel Arets, in Maastricht, Holland.
Right now, I've been unable to find a photograph of it, but I
will search again...
Oh, there's also "la maison de verre" (glass house) in Paris (15), by
Pierre Chareau.
http://www.culture.fr/culture/inventai/itiinv/archixx/imgs/p26-03.htm
And I found a page that lists some famous projects using glass bricks :
(but no images, it seems)
http://www.archinform.de/start.htm?page=/projekte/3118.htm
Fabien.
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Francois Dispot wrote:
>Now I have the blocks, I just need something to do with them...
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Put somebody/something inside each block.
Ingo
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39FFEECB.8C8BADDA@club-internet.fr...
> Rodolphe wrote:
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> > hargg!!!!!
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> Rendering time was not so insane. I re-rendered it at 1024x768 to make a
> screen background, and it "only" took about 10 hours using my
> dual-PII/450+p200 cluster.
a bon, ca reste correcte. bon ta la puissance de calcul pour toi quand meme.
Rodolphe
Bienvenue sur le pov-monde
http://www.pov-monde.org
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 22:05:05 +0000, Francois Dispot
<woz### [at] club-internet fr> wrote:
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>wip.
>Now I have the blocks, I just need something to do with them...
Something's not right... yes, there it is! None of them are broken or
missing. That's unusual, considering the only usage of them I've seen
is to make bus stops.
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] usanet
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Peter Popov wrote in message ...
>Something's not right... yes, there it is! None of them are broken or
>missing. That's unusual, considering the only usage of them I've seen
>is to make bus stops.
They also make great basement windows -- they are thick enough that any
gravel flung by the lawnmower bounces off.
Mark
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Hmm, just watched a ask-for-help show on TLC where a woman used these in the
front foyer (to improve lighting without sacrificing security. Her
installation was not nearly as good as Francois'. :)
Grim
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Dear Francois,
Francois Dispot wrote:
> Now I have the blocks, I just need something to do with them...
[snip]
Please post the code and I'll be happy to credit you with helping
improve my House project. Thanx in advance!
Blessings,
Brendan
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