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Something I've been playing with for a while now (current status: a macro
that creates individual clouds, with parameters for shape and shading; aim:
a system to create complete skyscapes automatically given just the time of
day, with options for full control over every aspect...).
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The all-important question: what were the render stats for this pic (with what
aa settings too)?
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricy net> ICQ 55354965
My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
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Well this certainly fits as a cumulus type. "humilis" is something I've
never heard of, and if that were just a added word please forgive my
ignorance :-|
Bob
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Nice. How fast is the render?
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Phil
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote:
> The all-important question: what were the render stats for this pic (with
what
> aa settings too)?
I neglected to keep stats for the rendering, but a re-render at 400x300 took
about 3 1/2 minutes on my old P166. Anti-aliasing shouldn't generally be
necessary with the technique I've used, and even if it is turned on for
other objects it shouldn't slow down the clouds too much...
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I am astunded at how realistic POVRAY produced clouds are getting now. I
can't wait for a good rain storm, with lightning!
Ken Matassa
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I'm guessing a planar or gradient pigment turbulated in many different
ways. And mapped onto a box, or triangle. Am I right?
H.E. Day
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> Something I've been playing with for a while now (current status: a macro
> that creates individual clouds, with parameters for shape and shading;
aim:
> a system to create complete skyscapes automatically given just the time of
> day, with options for full control over every aspect...).
Ah, nice to see you back to work, instead of making logos. ;)
Great work on the clouds, Chris. Are they 3D objects or flat? Are they
media? Could you give a general explanation of how you're doing this, and
the current capabilities and limitations? Thanks.
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Chris Colefax wrote in message <39d00b83@news.povray.org>...
>Something I've been playing with for a while now (current status: a macro
>that creates individual clouds, with parameters for shape and shading; aim:
>a system to create complete skyscapes automatically given just the time of
>day, with options for full control over every aspect...).
Please! No photographs!
<envious grin>
Mark
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This has certainly come a long way, Chris! I can't wait to play with your
new toys! :)
Grim
"Chris Colefax" <chr### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote in message
news:39d00b83@news.povray.org...
> Something I've been playing with for a while now (current status: a macro
> that creates individual clouds, with parameters for shape and shading;
aim:
> a system to create complete skyscapes automatically given just the time of
> day, with options for full control over every aspect...).
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