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I used POV's trace function to apply my blobs to the surface of some objects.
The orange juice is a very turbulent media (turbulence set to 20), everything
else is modelled pretty simply.
Render times: 17 hours for the plastic object (very high radiosity and blur
quality settings), 25 minutes for the glass of juice!
I'm working on making the orange juice into a proper scene, possibly as a frozen
moment, so all suggestions are welcome :)
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http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
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Mmmmmmm I'm suddenly getting thirsty.
May be an ice cube?
Marc
3ddd3db1@news.povray.org...
> I used POV's trace function to apply my blobs to the surface of some
objects.
> The orange juice is a very turbulent media (turbulence set to 20),
everything
> else is modelled pretty simply.
>
> Render times: 17 hours for the plastic object (very high radiosity and
blur
> quality settings), 25 minutes for the glass of juice!
>
> I'm working on making the orange juice into a proper scene, possibly as a
frozen
> moment, so all suggestions are welcome :)
>
> --
> Tek
> http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
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this plastic object is really something! If I were you, I'd rerender the
thing and put it for sale as a poster at zazzle. but maybe that's just my
personal taste.
Good stuff!
regards,
apache
Tek wrote:
>I used POV's trace function to apply my blobs to the surface of some objects.
>The orange juice is a very turbulent media (turbulence set to 20), everything
>else is modelled pretty simply.
>
>Render times: 17 hours for the plastic object (very high radiosity and blur
>quality settings), 25 minutes for the glass of juice!
>
>I'm working on making the orange juice into a proper scene, possibly as a frozen
>moment, so all suggestions are welcome :)
>
>--
>Tek
>http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
>
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Apache <apa### [at] yahoo com> wrote in message
news:web.3ddd576da0167e2f863e7dd0@news.povray.org...
> this plastic object is really something! If I were you, I'd rerender the
> thing and put it for sale as a poster at zazzle. but maybe that's just my
> personal taste.
Cool thanks! I've been thinking about maybe doing a zazzle render of something,
but didn't really think any of my pictures were good enough!
I'm thinking of using this object as a kind of signature on every final image I
do from now on. Then I can overhaul my website to use it prominently.
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Tek
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> I used POV's trace function to apply my blobs to the surface of some
objects.
> The orange juice is a very turbulent media (turbulence set to 20),
everything
> else is modelled pretty simply.
>
> Render times: 17 hours for the plastic object (very high radiosity and
blur
> quality settings), 25 minutes for the glass of juice!
>
> I'm working on making the orange juice into a proper scene, possibly as a
frozen
> moment, so all suggestions are welcome :)
Please, pretty please - 1600x1200 or at least 800x600 -- my new desktop!!!
Cheers
Lieut_Data
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Wow, very nice looking image.. great colors and especially lighting! The wet
look rocks
George
"Tek" <tek### [at] evilsuperbraincom> wrote in message
news:3ddd3db1@news.povray.org...
> I used POV's trace function to apply my blobs to the surface of some
objects.
> The orange juice is a very turbulent media (turbulence set to 20),
everything
> else is modelled pretty simply.
>
> Render times: 17 hours for the plastic object (very high radiosity and
blur
> quality settings), 25 minutes for the glass of juice!
>
> I'm working on making the orange juice into a proper scene, possibly as a
frozen
> moment, so all suggestions are welcome :)
>
> --
> Tek
> http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
>
>
>
>
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Hum.... Eye candy!!
I agree with the others: the plastic object is awesome. I would love to have
an higher render of this on my desktop!!! Zazzle seem to be a nice idea.
Good job!
Ciao!
Mart
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The lighting (and focal blur) of the link object is perfect! Would you
mind posting your light settings?
/ martin
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"Martin Magnusson" <lov### [at] frustratedhousewiveszzncom> wrote in message
news:3DD### [at] frustratedhousewiveszzncom...
> The lighting (and focal blur) of the link object is perfect! Would you
> mind posting your light settings?
Sure thing!
There's no light sources in that image. The radiosity is Radiosity_OutdoorHQ
from rad_def.inc. I also have assumed_gamma 1 in my global_settings. And the
lighting comes from the sky dome:
sky_sphere {
pigment {
#local fPow = .2;
function {
(
select( y, -pow(abs(y),fPow), pow(abs(y),fPow) )
)/2 + .5
}
colour_map {
[0 rgb <3,2,1>/3]
[.5 rgb <1,2,3>]
[.5 rgb <3,2,1>]
[1 rgb <1,2,3>/3]
}
}
}
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From: Tek
Subject: Re: More wet objects - some more angles on the OJ (90 kb)
Date: 22 Nov 2002 08:41:08
Message: <3dde33f4@news.povray.org>
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I'm going to do a high-res version of the link object this weekend. But in
the meantime here's a few renders of the OJ.
I've added a cocktail stirrer, and removed the turbulence (because smooth OJ
traces faster!).
Next: ice cubes!
:)
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
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