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Hi there,
just came back from a journey to the other end of my country (Canada).
I started programming 3D again, I decided to leave OpenGL, since I believe I
will never be able to achieve anything worth the trouble. I decided to continue
working with OpenGL for it's Graphical abilities for interfaces and such, but
not for games...
So... as I said I started programming with Povray again and here is one of my
works...
Right now it needs some more bumps to simulate some concrete, also I think the
color is wrong. Since I have a genetic problem that prevent me from seeing the
colors right, if anyone could send me a hint on RGB for the GDI's color in
Command&Conquer!
Suggestions, comments highly apreciated!
Also, I will need to add some fake trees and pines, know any good macro I could
use with POV-Ray 3.1 linux?
Also, I will be making mountains and rivers, if there is any macros for that
also... I'm concentrating my renders on the buildings and (to come) the
vehicles...
Thanks,
Simon
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Simon Lemieux (lem### [at] yahoo com)
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Sorry, here's the picture...
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|| 'You must be,' said the Cat, 'or you wouldn't have come here.'
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Simon Lemieux (lem### [at] yahoocom)
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Attachments:
Download 'silo1.jpg' (134 KB)
Preview of image 'silo1.jpg'
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"Simon Lemieux" <lem### [at] yahoocom> in
news:3B82D4B7.BB01B7EC@yahoo.com...
> Right now it needs some more bumps to simulate some concrete, also I
think the
> color is wrong. Since I have a genetic problem that prevent me from seeing
the
> colors right, if anyone could send me a hint on RGB for the GDI's color in
> Command&Conquer!
Uh ... I liked the game very much ...
We had a lot of fun when we played it on LAN-parties ...
Made more fun than DOOM in these days ...
The Color of the GDI has been somethink like:
#EEDE54
RGB: <238,222,84>/255
... but it could have been less saturation .... it's hard to tell without
something to compare...
I think I will play it again some day ...
Does someone know, if it will run under w2k ?
I don't believe it ...
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Jan Walzer <jan### [at] lzernet>
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I don't know about a tree macro, but just FYI, a POV macro should work the
same regardless of what system you're using.
John Haiducek jha### [at] tmnet
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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 17:38:44 -0400, Simon Lemieux wrote:
>Sorry, here's the picture...
Looks interesting so far.
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> Uh ... I liked the game very much ...
> We had a lot of fun when we played it on LAN-parties ...
> Made more fun than DOOM in these days ...
Unfortunately, I did not have the chance to play on LAN... :(
> The Color of the GDI has been somethink like:
>
> #EEDE54
> RGB: <238,222,84>/255
I took a snapshot and tried to get the color with gimp and I think it's more
like
RGB: <246, 215, 124>/256
I took this color on the top of a Silo, and then on a Mammoth tank and it gave
almost the same color...
Thanks though!
Simon
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|| 'You must be,' said the Cat, 'or you wouldn't have come here.'
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John Haiducek wrote:
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> I don't know about a tree macro, but just FYI, a POV macro should work the
> same regardless of what system you're using.
Yes of course, but just in case someone had a program for modelling trees that
could output a pov file...
Actually, I could run Linux programs and Macintosh programs as well...
Thanks,
Simon
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|| 'You must be,' said the Cat, 'or you wouldn't have come here.'
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Steve wrote:
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> Looks interesting so far.
Thanks, this kind of work is pretty easy, since it's made of CSG operations
only... The final work should be a huge CSG party!! Which is good for me,
since I never did anything realistic, this is my first attempt!
Thanks,
Simon
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2001 14:53:54 -0400, Simon Lemieux wrote:
>John Haiducek wrote:
>>
>> I don't know about a tree macro, but just FYI, a POV macro should work the
>> same regardless of what system you're using.
>
>Yes of course, but just in case someone had a program for modelling trees that
>could output a pov file...
>
>Actually, I could run Linux programs and Macintosh programs as well...
Both Giles an Thomas Aust have tree macros that build pov output files.
PS: I don't know if Thom's builds an output file, but it can be run in
standard pov on any platform. Do a search on the POV links page.
http://www.povray.org/LINKS/
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Cheers
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