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> The clouds, of course, are great, but I agree that you >need some sense
> of distance to them. The general sweep of sand is also very >good, but I
miss
> the little ripples one thinks of in a large dessert. Perhaps >they are
there
> and the shadows don't pick them out?
The ripples aren't there. But I'll add some.
> As for things to add, that depends on the story you want >to tell.
Camels
> for a caravan, jets for a dessert assault, one lone crab to >turn it into
a
> beach, an oasis for stereotypification, two people on a >distant crest
with
> one struggling to keep up, a thin spattering of grass and >flowers on one
> edge to show that you are entering the desert...
Sounds good, I'll think about it.
Sorry that I answered per email,I just hit the wrong Button.
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> A skeleton.
The reflecting Sphere over a checkered floor :-)
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Simon wrote:
> Hi,
> I don't know what to add to this picture.
> Any suggestions?
An Ice-Cream bike - One of those three wheeled things with a parapet and a
cooler box on the front.
Well, that's what I'd want to see if I were there !
Are the little black speckles in the sand a problem, or side-effect of the
normal used to add the gainyness? I've had blobs do this to me before, and
never really worked out why - is the sand a Blob, ISO or Heightfield ?
Regards.
--
Duncan Gray
(warning: may contain traces of nut)
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> Are the little black speckles in the sand a problem, or side-effect of the
> normal used to add the gainyness? I've had blobs do this to me before, and
> never really worked out why - is the sand a Blob, ISO or Heightfield ?
The sand is an ISO and I don't know why these little black speckles are
there :(
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Simon schrieb in Nachricht <3b213bdd@news.povray.org>...
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>The sand is an ISO and I don't know why these little black speckles are
>there :(
Try increase max_gradient and/or lower accuracy. This should remove those
spots.
Marc-Hendrik
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In article <3b20e7f5@news.povray.org>, Simon says...
> Hi,
> I don't know what to add to this picture.
> Any suggestions?
>
A very thirsty person holding his empty waterbottle waiting for the
rains to start...
--
Regards, Sander
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"Steve" wrote in message
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> I've never seen sand that colour.
>
Me either, try making it a little bit lighter.
and how about a mirage?
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Yes, that sounds nice, too.
"Simon" <sim### [at] surfeu de> wrote in message
news:3b212c84@news.povray.org...
> > A skeleton.
> The reflecting Sphere over a checkered floor :-)
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Hmm... Is there enough moisture in the air of the desert to form clouds?
"Simon" <sim### [at] surfeude> wrote in message
news:3b20e7f5@news.povray.org...
> Hi,
> I don't know what to add to this picture.
> Any suggestions?
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"Simon" <sim### [at] surfeude> wrote in message
news:3b20e7f5@news.povray.org...
> Hi,
> I don't know what to add to this picture.
> Any suggestions?
How about footprints leading up to the top, and then a small silhouette
of a person. Or the same, but put the pattern of a 'sidewinder' snake there
instead, (if that's possible)?
Nice pic though. You can do a lot with it, <says me!> <g>.
~Steve~
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