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Here is the second draft of the picture I want to
submit at BlackGas community contest, on the thema
"VIRUS"... Hope to get some comments from
here, to help me developp this idea a bit more.
Everything inside this image is done with Pov.
.... oups! I prepared some grayscale maps
with Photoshop, and used it as map elevation
into Pov. In fact, the zeros and the ones, on
the z plane, are csg elements, and the big logo
is done with a macro. All the other elements are
Pov height_field objects...
I should say that I got some trouble with the
different finish statements used here.
Some suggestion ?!
( Alex Pilot, Canada )
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I like this one better than the first. My only
problem with it (besides the file name ;-)
is that the binary digit background
looks like chocholate. Maybe a more
metalic and grayer texture would work
better.
Harold
"F.Audet" <flo### [at] sympatico ca> wrote in message
news:3BC### [at] sympaticoca...
Here is the second draft of the picture I want to
submit at BlackGas community contest, on the thema
"VIRUS"... Hope to get some comments from
here, to help me developp this idea a bit more.
Everything inside this image is done with Pov.
.... oups! I prepared some grayscale maps
with Photoshop, and used it as map elevation
into Pov. In fact, the zeros and the ones, on
the z plane, are csg elements, and the big logo
is done with a macro. All the other elements are
Pov height_field objects...
I should say that I got some trouble with the
different finish statements used here.
Some suggestion ?!
( Alex Pilot, Canada )
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I also like this one much better than the first. I did not notice it until
Harold mentioned it, but the wall does look a bit chocolately.
My only other comment would be that the parts of the logo which have
highlights from the light sources look a bit splotchy. Might look better if
they were smoother or shinier.
Hershel
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You seem to have a virus on your PC, it's making all your text
get duplicated inside html tags in your posts to this NG.
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Cheers
Steve email mailto:ste### [at] zeroppsuklinuxnet
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What about that kind of changes...
I did a last version with the "chocolate"
texturing, but I think I will try something
different, may be a concrete wall, or
a totally chromed wall.... What I was
trying to represent, with the present
texture of the 01 wall, were a kind of
printed-circuits color; a kind of bronze.
May be, you will find this version more
accurate. The specular and reflection
are adjusted at a very high level, and
I put a sky_sphere with some dark
clouds texturing.... I thing it is better
this way.
Alex ( I removed the word virus... But I didn't find any virus on my
computer !)
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