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I used focal blur on this one not real heavy though. I know the golfball
looks like shit but I'm working on it.
I still think the grass looks great (I 'm going to make it a darker green).
I think I need to make the grass stand up a little bit more other than that
I think it's perfect. I don't know what to do about the gball I was thinking
maybe blobs bbut I don't know. I will attach a real life pic that I took in
my yard of a gball( a far cry from golfcourse turf but you can get the idea
of the ball i'm trying to make). This pic took 4h32m on a 1200mhz AMD.
Anyway comments welcome.
Buke
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Here is a pic I took with my digi cam.
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I like the grass, but I don't know, is that a realistic grass height for
even the green. Seems the golf ball looks a bit massive at the moment.
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Nice, but i would suggest some (blurred) reflection for the golf ball and
not using the same color for sky and light source, that would make the
coloring less uniform, like in the photo you posted.
Christoph
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Most greens are cut at 3/16 's of a inch. I'm not for sure about the fairway
height.
ddombrow <ddo### [at] vtedu> wrote in message news:3ac81096@news.povray.org...
> I like the grass, but I don't know, is that a realistic grass height for
> even the green. Seems the golf ball looks a bit massive at the moment.
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> Dan D.
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> I like the grass, but I don't know, is that a realistic grass height for
> even the green. Seems the golf ball looks a bit massive at the moment.
thats exactly what i was thinking
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Try a blob, with negative blob components for the dents,
that'll give you a real smooth transition between the
flat part of the ball and the dents, probably good to
use a cylinder for the negatives.
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On Sun, 1 Apr 2001 22:53:12 -0400, buke9 wrote:
>I still think the grass looks great (I 'm going to make it a darker green).
>I think I need to make the grass stand up a little bit more other than that
>I think it's perfect. I don't know what to do about the gball I was thinking
>maybe blobs bbut I don't know. I will attach a real life pic that I took in
>my yard of a gball( a far cry from golfcourse turf but you can get the idea
>of the ball i'm trying to make). This pic took 4h32m on a 1200mhz AMD.
That's some fine grass. I would expect the blades to be somewhat bigger
by comparison with the golf ball.
If you don't mind using a model you didn't create, you might want to just
borrow the golf ball code from my web page (URL below) and modify it as
necessary to fit your scene.
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In article <slr### [at] fwicom>, ron### [at] povrayorg
wrote:
> That's some fine grass. I would expect the blades to be somewhat bigger
> by comparison with the golf ball.
I think it looks very much like "artificial grass"...more of a carpet,
actually. The blades look a lot like short plastic strips.
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On Thu, 05 Apr 2001 14:19:49 -0500, Chris Huff wrote:
>In article <slr### [at] fwicom>, ron### [at] povrayorg
>wrote:
>
>> That's some fine grass. I would expect the blades to be somewhat bigger
>> by comparison with the golf ball.
>
>I think it looks very much like "artificial grass"...more of a carpet,
>actually. The blades look a lot like short plastic strips.
I just realized that the word "fine" could be taken two different ways.
I meant it to be the opposite of coarse.
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