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Rune wrote:
> Sorry, but this image is not an IRTC entry (even though I considered it).
I do appologise, I thought it was for the Worship round, or has that closed
? as I said I dont follow the stills (although I might start now as I have
just got connected to the net on a fixed monthly fee - no more phone bills
!)
> I'm not going to participate in the IRTC right now.
It's quite a commitment isn't it - my latest ANIM entry has basically taken
all my spare time over the last three months.
Great scene anyway.
Duncan Gray
(warning: may contain traces of nut)
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> Funny, my thought was that in this particular scene it wouldn't make a big
> difference since the figure is barely more than a silhouette.
Big, round heads don't look very realistic to me... it would be more
convincing if it were more detailed.
>so feel free to experiment on your own, and let me know if you
> get some interesting results!
I'll try to squeeze in some experimenting this week.
> It really isn't that great animated. The burst isn't based on any real
> physics at all, so even though it looks nice in images, it looks fake when
> animated.
I've been doing some experiments animating the bursts, and it looks like the
eggs from alien, bursting open, and melting like wax as they expand. :)
Otherwise, very realistic, using something like this:
#declare Clock = ((From(0,0) To_Using(1,1,"A")) + (From(0,0)
To_Using(1,1,"S"))*2)/3;
Can you see Divx? I could post some animations I've done. The first one is
<30kb, and the second one is <260kb.
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I think you have the effect of all the light radiating from the lava pretty
good.
I like the concept you have going here. >;)
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David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricy net> ICQ 55354965
My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
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"Tony[B]" <ben### [at] catholicorg> wrote in message
news:3a74cb00@news.povray.org...
> Can you see Divx? I could post some animations I've done. The first one is
How about mpg? Just about everyone can use that!
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> How about mpg? Just about everyone can use that!
<whine>But MPEG1 is big and ugly...</whine>
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
> <whine>But MPEG1 is big and ugly...</whine>
I *can* see DivX, but not everybody can.
I say, go to DivX when the IRTC does it.
If the IRTC uses mpg1 I believe there's a good reason...
Rune
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
> Big, round heads don't look very realistic to me...
> it would be more convincing if it were more detailed.
Maybe. But I don't have Poser myself anyway, so, as you say, it would depend
on somebody else donating a posed model to me...
> I'll try to squeeze in some experimenting this week.
I wonder what results you will get...
> I've been doing some experiments animating the bursts, and
> it looks like the eggs from alien, bursting open, and melting
> like wax as they expand. :)
Hmm, interesting...
> Otherwise, very realistic, using something like this:
I've tried to animate it myself too, and as I said, I don't think it's very
realistic. But then, realism is not everything...
Anyway, feel free to post your animations in p.b.a. I'd like to see them.
Rune
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"David Fontaine" wrote:
> I think you have the effect of all the light radiating
> from the lava pretty good.
Thanks. I'm using high ambient values plus a negative light source from
above to simulate light coming from below and the sides.
> I like the concept you have going here. >;)
Haha! >:)
Rune
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I like it, some things i would suggest:
- more roughness to the rocks
- some kind of crust on some parts of the 'liquid' - just like on lava or
liquid iron - i think that would make things look even better.
Christoph
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IsoWood include, radiosity tutorial, TransSkin and other
things on: http://www.schunter.etc.tu-bs.de/~chris/
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Hey, remember that Twisted Sister song called "Burn in Hell" - the one that
they were filming a video for in "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" when Pee-Wee was
riding his bike through the movie studio? What a great song!
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