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"Rune" <run### [at] mobilixnet dk> wrote in message
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> This is very beautiful! :)
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> I like the warm textures.
>
Thanks Rune! As I am always impressed by your work, that is a great compliment.
Michael
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its a cool image!
any idea how I could use that pigment in moray? (ie how do I use that in the
material editor?)
G
Redbeard (MDJohnson) <red### [at] wvadelphianet> wrote in message
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> "JRG" <jrg### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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> > Thank you.
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> > --
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> You're welcome
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> Michael
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Seems almost alive! Colors are simply beautiful... a demostration that
you don't need a lot of strange colors to be abstract.
--
Jaime Vives Piqueres
La Persistencia de la Ignorancia
http://www.ignorancia.org/
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"Redbeard (MDJohnson)" wrote:
> Thanks Rune! As I am always impressed by your work,
> that is a great compliment.
I'm flattered, but still, though I've had some success with advanced
animation techniques, my artistic accomplishments are nothing special and
deserve no greater admiration than those of yours and most other POV-Ray
users around here. :)
Rune
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"Rune" <run### [at] mobilixnetdk> wrote in message
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> "Redbeard (MDJohnson)" wrote:
> > Thanks Rune! As I am always impressed by your work,
> > that is a great compliment.
>
> I'm flattered, but still, though I've had some success with advanced
> animation techniques, my artistic accomplishments are nothing special and
> deserve no greater admiration than those of yours and most other POV-Ray
> users around here. :)
>
And I take every compliment very seriously. It's one of the reasons I've
decided to start posting here. It's one thing to have people who know
absolutely nothing about your tools say "That's amazing!" It's quite another to
have those who use your tools on a daily basis say the same thing.
I look at most of the work that gets posted here and am amazed. Then I'm even
more amazed when I'm able to do something that I think is comprable.
Thanks again for the compliemnts!
Michael
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"Jaime Vives Piqueres" <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote in message
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> Seems almost alive! Colors are simply beautiful... a demostration that
> you don't need a lot of strange colors to be abstract.
>
Thank you!
I tend towards simplicity in my colors and textures. Often I'll keep the first
quick texture I used as a test render. Of course, when they turn out like this,
well, why not?
Michael
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"blessing" <ble### [at] icefognet> wrote in message
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> its a cool image!
Thank you! I'm quite happy with it (and the compliments :-)
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> any idea how I could use that pigment in moray? (ie how do I use that in the
> material editor?)
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Sorry, no idea. I did post the source, if that helps. I don't know if Moray
does averaged pigments. I've never really liked using modellers :-)
Michael
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Redbeard wrote:
> And I take every compliment very seriously. It's one
> of the reasons I've decided to start posting here.
> It's one thing to have people who know absolutely
> nothing about your tools say "That's amazing!" It's
> quite another to have those who use your tools on a
> daily basis say the same thing.
Well said! I feel exactly the same way and praise the day I found these
groups!
Happy tracing!
Rune
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Rune's World: http://rsj.mobilixnet.dk (updated June 26)
POV-Ray Users: http://rsj.mobilixnet.dk/povrayusers/
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Redbeard wrote
> This is a fibinocci sunflower pattern done up in blobs [...]
Strange. If the angle between nodes were 2pi/tau, seems to me the
`stalks' ought not to be so obvious: the ratio
distance to nearest neighbor / distance to third-nearest
looks too low. But maybe that's an effect of the blob arguments:
what are the component radius and threshold?
--
Anton Sherwood
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"Anton Sherwood" <bro### [at] poboxcom> wrote in message
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> Redbeard wrote
> > This is a fibinocci sunflower pattern done up in blobs [...]
>
> Strange. If the angle between nodes were 2pi/tau, seems to me the
> `stalks' ought not to be so obvious: the ratio
>
> distance to nearest neighbor / distance to third-nearest
>
> looks too low. But maybe that's an effect of the blob arguments:
> what are the component radius and threshold?
>
> --
> Anton Sherwood
Actually, the reason the stalks are visible is because of the way the components
are shifted along the z-axis. I use the following macro to do the shifting:
#macro Z(A,I) #local B = A * (cos(I * 4 + pi / 3) + cos(I * 1.5)) / 4; B #end
where A should probably be better named 'R' for radius, or distance from center,
and I would be better named A, or total angle from center. I was just playing
around and was rather suprised with the results (as I often am with my work)
Michael
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