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Not much time to tell you about it, 'cause I have some serious resting to
do, but... Well, I spent the last couple of days modelling the little
bottle. It's quite detailed. Based on a real national-brand (Congo) tabasco
sauce bottle. Has photons and all that... too bad it's so small. This took
about 5 hours to render. I hope you like the floor. Much work still to be
done. More bottles, more food, more background. Good night. Enjoy. :)
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It's coming along very nicely! I like the chair, especially the back of it,
but the part you sit on looks a little flat and hard.
I'm not sure where the scene is supposed to take place - on some kind of
balcony?
> I hope you like the floor.
There seems to be some pattern, but I can't make it out. Maybe make it a bit
stronger.
> Much work still to be done. More bottles, more food, more background.
Look forward to see it!
Rune
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> It's coming along very nicely!
I think so too. :)
> I like the chair, especially the back of it,
> but the part you sit on looks a little flat and hard.
Also not done yet, I forgot to mention that.
> I'm not sure where the scene is supposed to take
> place - on some kind of balcony?
Yes.
> There seems to be some pattern, but I can't make it out.
> Maybe make it a bit stronger.
Hm... Maybe some stronger colors. The normal is about exactly how I want it.
> Look forward to seeing it!
Me too! :)
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I like the floor. Nice bottle too ;) Did you steam the label off?
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I really like this, but, y'know what? I'm thinking it would make a really
cool anim having the table cloth sway gently in a breeze, and some audio of
birdsong or waves lapping against a shore.
Get to it! :-)
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> I like the floor.
Great!
> Nice bottle too ;)
Thanks. :)
> Did you steam the label off?
Dipped it in hot water for half an hour.
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> I really like this,
Cool.
> but, y'know what?
Uh-oh...
> I'm thinking it would make a really
> cool anim having the table cloth sway
> gently in a breeze, and some audio of
> birdsong or waves lapping against a shore.
Uh, <ponders rendering time> no, I don't think so...
> Get to it! :-)
Forgive me, master!
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"Tony[B]" <ben### [at] catholic org> wrote in message
news:3ab683a4@news.povray.org...
> Uh, <ponders rendering time> no, I don't think so...
:-) point taken.
> > Get to it! :-)
>
> Forgive me, master!
You are forgiven, even though you have strayed from the path of cloth
animation to concentrate on the "other-side"... the STILL IMAGE. :-)
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So I ordered french toast during the Renaissance. '
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> You are forgiven, even though you have strayed from the path of cloth
> animation to concentrate on the "other-side"... the STILL IMAGE. :-)
The animation-side is beautiful thing in and of itself, but the still-side
can complement most any image. The still is slow. The animation is fast. The
still detailed. The animation low-res. The still is there, yet not the
center of attention. The animation draws the eye to it, and entertains.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is one hell of a movie. Microsoft faked some
XBox shots. And Harvey is the Wonder Hamster. What? You're still reading
this? ;)
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"Tony[B]" <ben### [at] catholicorg> wrote in message
news:3ab6911e@news.povray.org...
> <snip> The still is slow. The animation is fast.
Not on *my* computer :-(
>The still detailed. The animation low-res.
Yes.
>The still is there, yet not the center of attention.
You're losing me...
>The animation draws the eye to it, and entertains.
I hope mine do
> Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is one hell of a movie.
Not seen it (yet)
>Microsoft faked some XBox shots.
Don't care.
> And Harvey is the Wonder Hamster.
Nah, you've lost me now.
>What? You're still reading this? ;)
Of course. I was holding out for you to say something interesting ;-)
BTW.. anim is nearly done. Should be up very soon.
Title is "Thread The Membrane". You intrigued?
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'I spilled spot remover on my dog. He's gone now. '
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So I ordered french toast during the Renaissance. '
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This would probably make a good image to render at [IN x SA aa NE] and make a
print of. I see a lot of detail that I can't see [sic] at this resolution...
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In article <3ab5772c@news.povray.org>, Tony[B] says...
> Not much time to tell you about it, 'cause I have some serious resting to
> do, but... Well, I spent the last couple of days modelling the little
> bottle. It's quite detailed. Based on a real national-brand (Congo) tabasco
> sauce bottle. Has photons and all that... too bad it's so small. This took
> about 5 hours to render. I hope you like the floor. Much work still to be
> done. More bottles, more food, more background. Good night. Enjoy. :)
>
If I may: the part I encircled looks to me a bit too dark - an effect of
radiosity? It makes an unnatural impression on me.
What a pity of the bottle; I would like to see it from real close! I
love Tabasco...
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> Not on *my* computer :-(
Then I will say: "The still is slow. The animation is faster." :)
> You're losing me...
I was starting to rant right about there.
> Not seen it (yet)
Do. The ending sucks, but it's worth it to see the rest.
> Nah, you've lost me now.
Weird Al song.
> Of course. I was holding out for you to say something interesting ;-)
:)
> BTW.. anim is nearly done. Should be up very soon.
> Title is "Thread The Membrane". You intrigued?
Just saw it. Very cool!
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From: Tony[B]
Subject: Re: Radiosity WIP 3 (~118kau) - pasillo12x.jpg [0/1]
Date: 20 Mar 2001 09:43:20
Message: <3ab76c88@news.povray.org>
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> If I may: the part I encircled looks to me a bit too dark - an effect of
> radiosity? It makes an unnatural impression on me.
I suppose I could do something about that by using a shadowless light off a
bit more in -Z. That or I could just turn up the brightness of the one
light. The problem is I lose the normal when it's like that.
> What a pity of the bottle; I would like to see it from real close! I
> love Tabasco...
I'll be right back... :)
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> What a pity of the bottle; I would
> like to see it from real close! I
> love Tabasco...
I hope you didn't have your hopes set too high. This is what it looks like
from close-up. The "liquid" was at one point made of media and other stuff,
but it rendered too slowly. I figured: If you won't be able to appreciate
the detail in the final image, why put it in? Enjoy. :)
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From: Christoph Hormann
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 20 Mar 2001 13:26:46
Message: <3AB7A0E7.23F24992@gmx.de>
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
>
> I hope you didn't have your hopes set too high. This is what it looks like
> from close-up. The "liquid" was at one point made of media and other stuff,
> but it rendered too slowly. I figured: If you won't be able to appreciate
> the detail in the final image, why put it in? Enjoy. :)
>
The bottle is missing reflection, isn't it?
Otherwise looks good.
table made with cylindrical warp?
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From: Rick [Kitty5]
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 20 Mar 2001 15:12:35
Message: <3ab7b9b3@news.povray.org>
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> The bottle is missing reflection, isn't it?
> Otherwise looks good.
as the man said - I figured: If you won't be able to appreciate
> > the detail in the final image, why put it in?
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From: Tony[B]
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 20 Mar 2001 20:44:29
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> The bottle is missing reflection, isn't it?
No. It does have it.
> table made with cylindrical warp?
No. It's my own special pattern composed of onion and radial.
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From: Christoph Hormann
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 21 Mar 2001 05:38:09
Message: <3AB88493.4C5735E@gmx.de>
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
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> > The bottle is missing reflection, isn't it?
>
> No. It does have it.
Really?
I would at least expect it to reflect some of the sky where the rays hit
the bottle with a very low angle.
For glass variable reflection is usually a very good idea.
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From: Rick [Kitty5]
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 21 Mar 2001 21:08:41
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> I would at least expect it to reflect some of the sky where the rays hit
> the bottle with a very low angle.
> For glass variable reflection is usually a very good idea.
very true, but again, if you not going to see it, why waste cpu cycles
rendering it?
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In article <3ab79c67@news.povray.org>, Tony[B] says...
> > What a pity of the bottle; I would
> > like to see it from real close! I
> > love Tabasco...
>
> I hope you didn't have your hopes set too high. This is what it looks like
> from close-up. The "liquid" was at one point made of media and other stuff,
> but it rendered too slowly. I figured: If you won't be able to appreciate
> the detail in the final image, why put it in? Enjoy. :)
>
Yes: a cute little bottle, however I see nowhere Tabasco written on it.
Instead it seems to be kind of a Panamanian product? But the outside is
good :) thanks,
-
Regards, Sander
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From: Tony[B]
Subject: Re: Tabasco Bottle and Label Close-up (~72kau)
Date: 22 Mar 2001 18:24:06
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> Yes: a cute little bottle, however I see nowhere Tabasco written on it.
"Picante".
> Instead it seems to be kind of a Panamanian product? But the outside is
> good :) thanks,
It is. No problem, my pleasure. :)
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