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Rafal 'Raf256' Maj wrote:
> I must do to something like this someday, I'm woundering how it will be
> easy (or hard) using isosurface
I must admit that was my first tought, but my apples scene is slow enough
without isos.. :)
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Gilles Tran wrote:
> Nice ! I think there's one on Chris Colefax's site and I have one by
> Fabien Mosen that fits a bottle.
Yes, I remember these now. The one from Fabien is really nice, if I
remember well.
> Interesting background too...
It's a very thin height_field with a standard stone texture scaled down
on the HF height direction. This way the HF shows different parts of the
texture depending on the height, sowhing very interesting patterns. The
wood uses the same trick.
> Are you using your light macros, btw ?
Always. I can't remember when I worte my last "light_source" sentence
directly... :) Seriously, it is very handy for me, mainly because I can
adjust the overall lighting with two control variables.
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Jim Charter wrote:
> Beautiful! Zubaran?
No, this one is for a scene "a la Francisco Ribera". :)
> When I tried a similar technique, to make the rattan background for my
> "Spirit of Asia" entry, the render time became unmanageable.
Being usually very bad at making effcient CSG, I was surprised this one
only took 2 minutes to render... Well, now that I think of it, there is not
any "difference" on this CSG... ;)
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Apache wrote:
> Hope he didn't sell his soul to achieve what he's doing....:)
Depends on what you consider as "selling the soul"...
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Txemi Jendrix wrote:
> (I can't type much more, this is not my house, and
> everyone is sleeping. shhh...)
I don't want to know what you are doing in a house that is not yours, at
such hours when everyone is sleeping... must be some YKYBRTL, sure. ;)
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On Tue, 06 Aug 2002 00:54:00 +0200, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
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> Just modelled this basket today for my apples scene. I was fearing a
> complicated modelling task, involving sphere_sweeps and obscure trig, but
> suddenly I figured how to fake it only with tori (well, and some
> cylinders... ;). There are about 1300 torus sections, placed with loops.
> The basket wall was easy, but the top and bottom parts come out by pure
> trial&error, I must confess...
>
The texturing looks perfect. Has it got a bottom in it?
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Steve wrote:
> The texturing looks perfect. Has it got a bottom in it?
Hmmmm... uh.... eh.... no. :)
It also needs a good pair of handles... I'm working on it, but you know,
wickerwork is slow....
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"Gilles Tran" <git### [at] wanadoofr> wrote in message
news:3d4f078c@news.povray.org...
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> news: 3d4f005f@news.povray.org...
> >
> > Just modelled this basket today for my apples scene. I was fearing a
> > complicated modelling task, involving sphere_sweeps and obscure trig,
but
> > suddenly I figured how to fake it only with tori (well, and some
> > cylinders... ;). There are about 1300 torus sections, placed with loops.
>
> Nice ! I think there's one on Chris Colefax's site and I have one by
Fabien
> Mosen that fits a bottle.
> Perhaps we should start a collection of wickerpov objects...
Interestingly,
> this is the sort of object that is pov only and that really demonstrate
the
> power of scripting, as it would be very difficult to do it in a GUI/mesh
> modeller.
OK, I understand until this point.
> Interesting background too... Are you using your light macros, btw ?
But what do you mean by "light macros" ?
Chaps.
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I was just kidding here. I don't think you invested your sould in order to
achieve this all. But I bet you invested quite some time. And your computer
did the same with his cpu time I guess
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He's obviously broken in to steal their CPU cycles for a render :)
"Jaime Vives Piqueres" <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote in message
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> Txemi Jendrix wrote:
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> > (I can't type much more, this is not my house, and
> > everyone is sleeping. shhh...)
>
> I don't want to know what you are doing in a house that is not
yours, at
> such hours when everyone is sleeping... must be some YKYBRTL, sure. ;)
>
> --
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> La Persistencia de la Ignorancia
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