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From: Christoph Hormann
Subject: Re: ordinary icicles, photons & media used [~40KB Jpg]
Date: 10 May 2001 12:02:09
Message: <3AFABBB9.709D6FCB@gmx.de>
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"Bob H." wrote:
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> I've managed to get rounded tips but I'd say the media is too much in this
> one, noticeably bluish too. The far right icicle is washed out like before,
> must be the closer alignment with camera and light with the specular
> highlighting shining so much. Doesn't look too good.
> The lengths are all the same still so when I have that fixed I'll post the
> pov script, I'm so close already might as well finish it. Slow as I may be.
>
The shape looks good now (apart from the uniform length), but I don't like
the color. Also some surrounding for reflection would be good of course.
Christoph
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From: Jari Juslin
Subject: Re: ordinary icicles, photons & media used [~39KB Jpg]
Date: 10 May 2001 17:46:53
Message: <3AFB0C4C.320CAA49@iki.fi>
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yooper wrote:
> depends on whether it's adding ice or melting . . . I often take
> the large ones off my eaves and stick them upside down around my
> bird feeder . . .
> make for a nice light show and as they melt, the tip becomes needle
> thin. (not all that much to do in Winter in da UP, eh?)
I think the keyword was "upside down". If they melt on the same
direction they freezed, the tip is round even when melting.
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From: yooper
Subject: Re: ordinary icicles, photons & media used [~39KB Jpg]
Date: 10 May 2001 22:58:05
Message: <3afb553d@news.povray.org>
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I think the keyword was "upside down". If they melt on the same
direction they freezed, the tip is round even when melting.
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They change shape and texture with every freeze and thaw . . .
that's what makes them so interesting to me.
Icicles are cool ;)
Y
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From: yooper
Subject: Re: ordinary icicles, photons & media used [~40KB Jpg]
Date: 10 May 2001 23:06:07
Message: <3afb571f@news.povray.org>
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The shape looks good now (apart from the uniform length), but I don't like
the color. Also some surrounding for reflection would be good of course.
Christoph
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I find that the color of the surroundings is all important . . . the ice
texture reflects, transmits and filters everything around. And it varies
with the temperature ... they can be crystal clear or opaque . . . or
anywhere in-between.
Y
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