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From: Kevin Ellis
Subject: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 2 Nov 2000 16:16:46
Message: <3a01d9be@news.povray.org>
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Hi all
Ok here is my first try with my new poser 3 from the 3d world magazine. This
started as a little desktop for my friend. It's a shame about the elbow and
her hair could do with being better but that's what came with my poser. The
water is a ridgedmf isosurface with absorption media, angle dependent
reflection and all of those bells and whistles. The rock is a distorted
sphere. Thanks to Mick and Gilles for helping me out with a bird model.
This render took 31hrs on a p133 with radiosity and at 1280*960, this is a
smaller version. A 800*600 version can be seen on my web page under
interests. I could also put up a link to the 1280*960 if anyone want it,
it's about 500k
Thanks for any comments/ criticisms
Kev
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From: Francois Labreque
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 2 Nov 2000 22:14:11
Message: <3A022C08.B3A121C@attglobal.net>
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Kevin Ellis wrote:
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> Thanks for any comments/ criticisms
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> Kev
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> [Image]
Since my girlfriend is watching over my shoulder, all I'm going to say
is "very nice water" ;)
On another note, is that a mole on her right thigh?
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Francois Labreque | My workload has become so bad that I
flabreq | don't have an in-basket anymore, it's
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From: Geoff Wedig
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 3 Nov 2000 07:24:23
Message: <3a02ae77@news.povray.org>
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Kevin Ellis <kev### [at] libertysurf couk> wrote:
> Hi all
> Ok here is my first try with my new poser 3 from the 3d world magazine. This
> started as a little desktop for my friend. It's a shame about the elbow and
> her hair could do with being better but that's what came with my poser. The
> water is a ridgedmf isosurface with absorption media, angle dependent
> reflection and all of those bells and whistles. The rock is a distorted
> sphere. Thanks to Mick and Gilles for helping me out with a bird model.
> This render took 31hrs on a p133 with radiosity and at 1280*960, this is a
> smaller version. A 800*600 version can be seen on my web page under
> interests. I could also put up a link to the 1280*960 if anyone want it,
> it's about 500k
> Thanks for any comments/ criticisms
Hmm, there's some chunkiness around her left shoulder and elbow. Is that a
poser thing? I saw some program somewher that could remove it, I think (but
as I didn't have poser at the time, I didn't take note)
How did you do the bird, btw? It's very nice.
All in all, a good image. Makes me think of tarot cards and the like.
Geoff
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From: Kevin Ellis
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 3 Nov 2000 13:16:48
Message: <3a030110@news.povray.org>
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Francois
> Since my girlfriend is watching over my shoulder, all I'm going to say
> is "very nice water" ;)
Thanks I think I've got the water object about right, which is good as all
my current projects use water in some way
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> On another note, is that a mole on her right thigh?
>
Nope, it took me a while to figure out what is was but it is the shadow from
the ornamental guard of the sword.
Kev
http://web.libertysurf.co.uk/kevin.ellis
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From: Kevin Ellis
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 3 Nov 2000 13:20:59
Message: <3a03020b@news.povray.org>
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Geoff
> Hmm, there's some chunkiness around her left shoulder and elbow. Is that
a
> poser thing? I saw some program somewher that could remove it, I think
(but
> as I didn't have poser at the time, I didn't take note)
The chunkiness is to do with poser, unfortunately the models that come with
v3 are not very highly detailed and so problems occur, if you look closely
there are a lot of problems: chunkiness on the shoulder, the elbow joint is
not good, the wrist changes direction too suddenly(you can tell by the
reflection and texturing) and the waist also changes abruptly (obvious line
across it) I trien to get around the faceting problem by going for a worked
bronze texture which is not very easy to make out at this size but uses a
negatice crackle normal.
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> How did you do the bird, btw? It's very nice.
>
> All in all, a good image. Makes me think of tarot cards and the like.
>
Thnaks
Kev
http://web.libertysurf.co.uk/kevin.ellis
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From: Mick Hazelgrove
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 3 Nov 2000 13:49:17
Message: <3a0308ad@news.povray.org>
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Superb Water, I'm envious!
I think I've given up with close up Poser models, even in 4 there are
problems. If you use the accompanying Poser texture maps with a good
converter you can get very realistic textures.
Mick
"Kevin Ellis" <kev### [at] libertysurfcouk> wrote in message
news:3a01d9be@news.povray.org...
> Hi all
>
> Ok here is my first try with my new poser 3 from the 3d world magazine.
This
> started as a little desktop for my friend. It's a shame about the elbow
and
> her hair could do with being better but that's what came with my poser.
The
> water is a ridgedmf isosurface with absorption media, angle dependent
> reflection and all of those bells and whistles. The rock is a distorted
> sphere. Thanks to Mick and Gilles for helping me out with a bird model.
>
> This render took 31hrs on a p133 with radiosity and at 1280*960, this is a
> smaller version. A 800*600 version can be seen on my web page under
> interests. I could also put up a link to the 1280*960 if anyone want it,
> it's about 500k
>
> Thanks for any comments/ criticisms
>
> Kev
>
>
>
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From: Kevin Ellis
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 4 Nov 2000 09:16:20
Message: <3a041a34@news.povray.org>
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> Superb Water, I'm envious!
> I think I've given up with close up Poser models, even in 4 there are
> problems. If you use the accompanying Poser texture maps with a good
> converter you can get very realistic textures.
Well I was going to buy v4 but I decided that I can't afford it really.
comments on the water, I could post the code if anyone wants it?
Kev
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From: Mick Hazelgrove
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 4 Nov 2000 11:54:14
Message: <3a043f36@news.povray.org>
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Thanks for the
> comments on the water, I could post the code if anyone wants it?
Please, Please, Please!
Mick
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From: Kevin Ellis
Subject: Re: My first poser model (it had to be sort of nude woman, didn't it?) 74kb bu
Date: 5 Nov 2000 09:40:15
Message: <3a05714f@news.povray.org>
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The water and sand bed scenefile is posted to p.t.s-f, subject: Isowater.
I hope someone finds it useful
Kev
http://web.libertysurf.co.uk/kevin.ellis
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Which edition of the magazine did this come with ?
Kevin Ellis wrote:
> Hi all
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> Ok here is my first try with my new poser 3 from the 3d world magazine.
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