Experimenting with radiosity and a "sense of scale and distance".

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On Wed, 04 Jul 2001 11:51:40 -0400, Greg M. Johnson wrote:
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>Experimenting with radiosity and a "sense of scale and distance".

That semi-circular hill looks great, bigger would be nice. 

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That blue thing looks like a rocket.  Still, I like the hill behind it.

Leitha

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I designed a model rocket kind of like this with short little tubes on
the end of each fin.  It's probably the straightest-flying model rocket
I had... got mangled after ejection failure.  I was thinking of adding
four of the little half-A (is that what they were called? haven't flown
a rocket in a few years) engines, one in each tube.  Of course I would
have had to substantially modify the fins (tubes were open as is), I
would need a much higher amp launch battery to ignite them all
simultaneously, and I would have to find a much bigger field...  and it
would have been expensive to fly with five engines!  Hmm, I should go
rebuild it...

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David Fontaine wrote:
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> I designed a model rocket kind of like this with short little tubes on
> the end of each fin.  It's probably the straightest-flying model rocket
> I had... got mangled after ejection failure.

Dug through my stuff and found it.  In good condition actually, just two
fins snapped off.

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