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http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
The render time seems to have magically dropped for some reason...
After brightening the radiosity to make the ship show up better, I
didn't like the big bright splotch on that one sail, so I dimmed the
light from the sun, forgetting it would affect the clouds (slaps head)!
I used light_groups to get it all how I want it. I finally added
load_file to the radiosity too so I can rerender it faster, but that's
not what made it magically speed up, since this was the render I saved
the rad data from...
BTW, all renders on my site are now shown with a black background when
you click on them. :)
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
All I got was a black page with a "back to the gallery" link showing.
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Me too.
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Ken wrote:
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> David Fontaine wrote:
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>>http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> All I got was a black page with a "back to the gallery" link showing.
Really? That's not good. It works fine on my computer, in both
Netscape and IE. There's always the image itself:
http://davidf.faricy.net/renders/blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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Ken wrote:
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> David Fontaine wrote:
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>> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> All I got was a black page with a "back to the gallery" link showing.
For some reason it was not getting the pic var then. I know the php
script works, so it must be something with how the URL is handled.
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> I finally added load_file to the radiosity too so I can rerender
> it faster, but that's not what made it magically speed up, since
> this was the render I saved the rad data from...
That's pretty strange. You rendered this picture in a two-pass and it took
less time than earlier? Well.... How do you load the rad file? Because if
you replace the rad settings with a "load" then you don't get the same
radiosity.. I.e. the radiosity applied is not the same as when you use a
one-pass.. The saved file does not contain all information about how it
should be treated when applied to the scene.
Regards,
Hugo
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On Sun, 07 Jul 2002 23:41:49 -0500, Ken wrote:
> David Fontaine wrote:
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>> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> All I got was a black page with a "back to the gallery" link showing.
David:
The whole gallery appears to be broken. Very nice images from the
thumbnails, BTW. Please fix so we can view!
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Ken wrote:
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> David Fontaine wrote:
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>>http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> All I got was a black page with a "back to the gallery" link showing.
It works fine for me, and so does the rest of the gallery. I use
Netscape 6.2, but since it is php it should be browser independent.
/Ib
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David Fontaine wrote:
> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> The render time seems to have magically dropped for some reason...
>
> After brightening the radiosity to make the ship show up better, I
> didn't like the big bright splotch on that one sail, so I dimmed the
> light from the sun, forgetting it would affect the clouds (slaps head)!
> I used light_groups to get it all how I want it. I finally added
> load_file to the radiosity too so I can rerender it faster, but that's
> not what made it magically speed up, since this was the render I saved
> the rad data from...
>
> BTW, all renders on my site are now shown with a black background when
> you click on them. :)
As the other posters said, there is no image. I looked into the HTML
source generated by your PHP code, and found the reason: You are using
backslashes in the path to the image:
<img src=".\renders\blackseasbarracuda3.jpg">
but PHP (to be more exact, the underlying webserver) requires forward
slashes as path separators. The character sequence \r is actually a
single ASCII character (13 => Carriage return), the same is true for \b
(which is 8 => Bell). Just change this and it will work.
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"Hungarian Notation is the tactical nuclear weapon of source code
obfuscation techniques" -- Unknown
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote in
news:3D2### [at] faricynet:
> http://davidf.faricy.net/renders/blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
Opera 6.03 crashes every time after opening this link
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Timon Christl wrote:
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> As the other posters said, there is no image. I looked into the HTML
> source generated by your PHP code, and found the reason: You are using
> backslashes in the path to the image:
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> <img src=".\renders\blackseasbarracuda3.jpg">
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> but PHP (to be more exact, the underlying webserver) requires forward
> slashes as path separators. The character sequence \r is actually a
> single ASCII character (13 => Carriage return), the same is true for
> \b (which is 8 => Bell). Just change this and it will work.
Hmm, it appears you're right. I thought I had used the backslash
elsewhere, but I looked through my files and I guess I didn't. I'll
change that and you tell me if it works.
Probably some browsers change the backslash to a forward slash, as it
worked fine for me in both IE and Netscape. That or certain browsers
don't like the backslash. BTW, PHP has nothing to do with it, as it
merely generates the HTML. PHP uses C-style escape sequences, but the
PHP code had a double-backslash, resulting in HTML with one backslash.
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Rafal 'Raf256' Maj wrote:
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>>http://davidf.faricy.net/renders/blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
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> Opera 6.03 crashes every time after opening this link
That would be a client-side problem...
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David Fontaine wrote:
> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
The above link should work now. :)
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Hello? Is someone going to tell me if image.php works now? :|
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David Fontaine wrote:
> Hello? Is someone going to tell me if image.php works now? :|
>
>
Works for me :)
-Roz
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Roz wrote:
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> Works for me :)
Good! :)
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hehe
first one worked
second works
works
working still
-peter
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