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From: Francois Labreque
Subject: Re: List: your very fist image - 1 attachment
Date: 3 Sep 2003 20:12:23
Message: <3f568367@news.povray.org>
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Program ended abnormally on 03/09/2003 14:16, Due to a catastrophic
pmccombs error:
> My first image, probably from 1989 or 1990. This was done with DKBTrace
> 2.12, which became POVRay 0.5 sometime soon afterwards. I originally
> Rendered this on an 80386DX running at 25MHz. Here's a link to it (I'm
> posting from the web interface):
>
> <a
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href=http://www.xmission.com/~pmccombs/bubbles.html>http://www.xmission.com/~pmccombs/bubbles.html</a>
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> Is it time for a remake? :)
Yes!!!
My first POV image is on the hard disk of my previous machine (486-33) in the
bottom of a closet. I made it in '94 using whatever version of POV-Ray that
came with "Raytracing Creations" book.
It was a shiny ball-bearing hovering over a marble floor. From what I remember
the colors were waaaaaay too bright.
The oldest POV image I have on this machine was made in early 2000.
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Rohan <rox### [at] yahoo com> wrote in news:3F5### [at] yahoocom:
> Let's see what your very first complete image looks like (assuming you
> kept it).
These are oldest complete POV images I can find (1992-1994), these were
rendered on the office Unix Box (486DX2)
I would upload the .pov scripts via modem (not during business hours of
course). A daemon would check if any .pov scripts showed up in a
particular directory and would render them in the background when any
showed up, I would them pick them up in the morning.
The Volks key and Pentium CPU were modeled with Moray
The rubic's cube was modeled by hand, it was part of a short animation
attempt where all rotations (and accumulated rotations) were generated
with QBasic.
Fond memories and tons of hours were (and are still being) spent with this
Marvel of a program.
--
Marc Champagne
marcch.AT.videotron.DOT.ca
Montreal, CANADA
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Janne schrieb:
> Second image i've made with pov. First one was of course.....
> a golden ball over a checkered plane.
Hey, my first one looks very similar to yours.
Bonsai
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Rohan wrote:
>Let's see what your very first complete image looks like (assuming you
>kept it).
>
>Here's mine.
>
>Rohan _e_ii
>
And here's my first, back in 1999 with POV 3.1 :)
http://www.hertel.no/peter/povray/1999/traffic.jpg
This is the first large scene I did
http://www.hertel.no/peter/povray/1999/theend/theend.jpg
More of my first images here
http://www.hertel.no/peter/povray.asp?pov=1&ray=3&gal=1999
-Peter
(Now posting from web interface)
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Rohan wrote:
> Let's see what your very first complete image looks like (assuming you
> kept it).
Here is my first. Before that I had only done a couple of gold spheres
on marble planes (no checkers!).
I think it was PoV 0.5 beta, and it doesn't look like "merge" had been
invented then. I seem to remember that it took me 6 weeks to model.
/Ib
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Ib Rasmussen wrote:
> I think it was PoV 0.5 beta, and it doesn't look like "merge" had been
> invented then.
What am I talking about, there is nothing wrong in this image. Hmm,
there used to be a problem where the cylindrical part of the glass meets
the spherical part (see attachment). This must be a new render done with
a later version of pov.
/Ib
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Hi,
the first object I modelled in POV (aside from working throug the tutorial)
was a teapot egg timer. It turned out quite realistic. Then I did a teacup,
placed them together on a T_Stone11 plane and surrounded by a S_Cloud1 sky
sphere.
That was my first image.
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In article <3F5### [at] yahoocom>, Rohan <rox### [at] yahoocom>
wrote:
>Let's see what your very first complete image looks like (assuming you
>kept it).
Well, you asked for it :*)
Testing out SOR and camera focus.
Jerry
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depleted the lake."--It Isn't Murder If They're Yankees
(http://www.ItIsntMurder.com/)
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My 'firsts' were never anything very interesting or complicated or artistic.
I did mostly checking out of what the program was able to do, probably for a
year. Watching lines build on the monitor screen. Remember, those were times
when our PC's worked rather slowly. I didn't even have a math coprocessor
until about 1994 sometime when I added one to my Dell 486SX. The more I see
of what others had done, compared to my meager attempts, the more impressed
I am.
I can't really determine if these two posted here are as early as I have but
they were in my Pictures\TGAs archive and dated 1994, among the earliest I
had there. Most are other peoples images or rerenders of other's scenes; and
I believe the torus+sphere is something by one of the original POV users of
the time, perhaps Dan Farmer for example. The vertex rendering hints of
being related to that but I know I started that up myself to see interacting
semi-transparent planes.
Bob H.
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Rohan wrote:
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> Let's see what your very first complete image looks like (assuming you
> kept it).
I don't even remember what my first scene was.
Regards,
John
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