This is a nice picture. I checked out your website, and I too am looking forward
to checking out your particle system when it is ready.

I didn't vote when you last asked, but I like the idea of the heart.
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light_source{0,1}#macro c(J,a)sphere{0,1pigment{rgb z}scale a translate J+O}
#end#macro B(R,V,O)c(0,4)intersection{c(V,R)difference{c(-z*4x+10)c(-z*4.1x+
10)c(0<7.5,45,5>)}}#end B(12,0z*25)B(8y*4<0,12,50>)          // Batronyx ^"^

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well i think it matches the model in its smoothness but everything now days is so
round... It was a nice contrast... Not a big deal tho i suppose...

Well done all around... =]

Hope the particle work is done soon i looks promising... Keep it up... =]

Tim Nikias wrote:

> > I like the heart in take 2 better... I like the deeper color here but i liked
> > the simple un-rounded shape before... Like Jell-O squares... =]
>
> I liked it better at first, but now it sort of has more "volume", like being of
> greater,
> "heavier" importance.
>
> > Did you make this model or did she come from another artist... ??
> >
>
> Well, it's a Poser4 Modell, converted for POVRay, 9 MB size, so I won't
> put it up for download. But I positioned her, so you might say that I was
> the artist... ;)
>
> > Are any of the source codes posted from your animation's shown on your web
> > site... Very nice work here... =]
>
> Not yet. The animations found there are all (as of yet) made with the
> Particle-System
> I wrote for POVRay. It's not fully functional and finished yet, and the help
> needs some
> work as well, but it'll be found there (hopefully someday soon).
>
> Tim

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Great image, I like it


Tim Nikias wrote:

> So, after various comments, I worked a little more on the image, and
> this is
> the final version. You may comment again, of course!
> 
> Due to the file-size (9 MB mesh for the woman, 100 KB for heightfield)
> I won't post it here, nor on my homepage
> (www.digitaltwilight.de/no_lights/index.htm),
> but you may find a high-res (1024x512, JPG, near-lossless compression
> factor of 1)
> there. Though this one is smaller in filesize, I don't think it has any
> loss in quality.
> 
> The sky was now created with the planes-stacking technique using 20
> planes.
> I've lowered her buttocks a bit into the water (as mentioned by
> someone), but
> I didn't change the texture of the heart too much. After all, she is
> made of something
> near metal, whereas the heart is supposed to be something fragile, like
> glass, and
> thus is transparent. I made it a little rounder though, and a deeper red
> for contrast.
> 
> Hope you all like it,
> 
> Tim
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>

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>
> Well done all around... =]
>

Thanks again!

>
> Hope the particle work is done soon i looks promising... Keep it up... =]
>

Well, it looks like it's going through some final stages while I'm doing an
extensive test (in order to use it for an IRTC-entry). I've found some
missing parts, so some more coding has turned up!

Tim

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> This is a nice picture. I checked out your website, and I too am looking forward
> to checking out your particle system when it is ready.
>

This may still take some time (I guess at least a few weeks), but I'll release
a beta pretty soon, at least I hope so.
Definition of "Hope":
-still slap some code together
-slap a "little" help file (to get started) together
-create "huge" comments for scene-examples

Tim

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> Great image, I like it
>

Thanks!

Tim

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