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Another version of my checkered sphere.
Comments? Questions?
Michael
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#macro M(D)#local J=strlen(D);#local _=""#while(J>0)#local _=concat(_,substr(D
,J,1))#local J=J-1;#end _#end sphere{z*9,5pigment{rgb x}}#macro N(D,J)text{ttf
"timrom.ttf"M(D)1,0 translate-J}#end#macro O(E,K)#local _=N(E,K)light_source{-
z*9rgb 1projected_through{_}}#end O("leahciM"<1.6,-.3.9>)O("nosnhoJ"<1.6.9.9>)
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Ooops - did it twice!
"Redbeard" <red### [at] wv adelphianet> wrote in message
news:3bf0a3ce@news.povray.org...
> Another version of my checkered sphere.
>
> Comments? Questions?
>
> Michael
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> --
> #macro M(D)#local J=strlen(D);#local _=""#while(J>0)#local _=concat(_,substr(D
> ,J,1))#local J=J-1;#end _#end sphere{z*9,5pigment{rgb x}}#macro N(D,J)text{ttf
> "timrom.ttf"M(D)1,0 translate-J}#end#macro O(E,K)#local _=N(E,K)light_source{-
> z*9rgb 1projected_through{_}}#end O("leahciM"<1.6,-.3.9>)O("nosnhoJ"<1.6.9.9>)
>
>
>
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"Redbeard" <red### [at] wvadelphianet> wrote in message
news:3bf0a3ce@news.povray.org...
> Another version of my checkered sphere.
>
> Comments? Questions?
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Pictures?
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The surface and the small spheres could use a little light, IMO.
Otherwise I like it. Even better than the last one you just posted.
Is the surface a paraboloid or something like it? How did you place the
small spheres on it?
Ruy
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"Ruy" <ruy### [at] hipernetcombr> wrote in message news:3bf0d29b@news.povray.org...
> The surface and the small spheres could use a little light, IMO.
Hmmm... yeah, I suppose they could. I'll play with the lighting a little more.
> Otherwise I like it. Even better than the last one you just posted.
Ooooh... thanks!
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> Is the surface a paraboloid or something like it? How did you place the
> small spheres on it?
The surface is just a large sphere. I used VRand_On_Sphere to select positions.
> Ruy
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