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"Timothy R. Cook" wrote:
> 2) Your plane isn't. A plane is a 2-dimensional entity,
> and your plane has the appearance of vertical variance,
> hence isn't strictly 2-d.
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> Nyah nyah ;)
I was going to mention that that's actually water over the checkered
plane, but then I remembered that the "plane" itself actually has a bump
under the plant, so I figured it wouldn't be a very good rebuttal.
~Kevin Wampler~
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James Foster wrote:
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> Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> > Neat, but i think some sky etc. around would not be bad.
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> There is a hint or suggestion of sky in the top half of the reflection in
> the sphere. it looks great. nice work!!
Thanks! There is a sky, generated by Chris Colefax's galaxy include
file. I suppose that I could cove the camera so that you could see it,
but I rather like the effect of the current camera position.
~Kevin Wampler~
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> Awesome idea.
Thanks!
> Personally I would change the color of the branches a little.
I don't know about the overall color, but I do think that they could use
more color variation. I suppose I might also want to use isosurfaces to
give them a very cracked bark as a surface.
~Kevin Wampler~
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Hey Kevin and Folks,
> I realized that I have never done a reflective sphere
[snip]
At last a clever, novel and beautiful interpretation of a classic
Blessings,
Brendan
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