Well, here it is. I meant to work on the textures afterwards, and dedicate
myself to the modelling (there is still lots of it left to do), but Mr.
Johnson got me all excited again about contributing to the CD, so I made
this test render into a real scene. Many, many thanks to Rick "Kitty5"
Pemberton for the generous donation of CPU cycles from his
250MHz-faster-than-mine computer. I wouldn't have been able to finish this
any time soon without his help. Enjoy.

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On Wed, 20 Sep 2000 13:38:03 -0500, Tony[B] wrote:
>Well, here it is. I meant to work on the textures afterwards, and dedicate
>myself to the modelling (there is still lots of it left to do), but Mr.
>Johnson got me all excited again about contributing to the CD, so I made
>this test render into a real scene. Many, many thanks to Rick "Kitty5"
>Pemberton for the generous donation of CPU cycles from his
>250MHz-faster-than-mine computer. I wouldn't have been able to finish this
>any time soon without his help. Enjoy.

What made the render take so long? 
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It's the radiosity. It's definitely that. My settings are killer. Here they
are toned down quite a bit. Zoom in, and you'll see the splotchiness behind
the monitor.

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"Tony[B]" wrote:

>  Mr. Johnson got me all excited again about contributing to the CD,

**Example page**, Tony,  example page.   The CD submissions come later.

Thanks, though.

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> What made the render take so long?

the black monitor screen, took a frikin age to do that....

Rick

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