Here it is. Render time: less than 13 hours. Athlon 1 GHz 384 MB.

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very nice.

So I have to drop all hopes that you will publish the code, as you
mentioned?

Norbert




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>Here it is. Render time: less than 13 hours. Athlon 1 GHz 384 MB.
>
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JRG, I think if you return back to the irtc, everyone is doomed lol.


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"Norbert Kern" <nor### [at] t-onlinede> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> very nice.

Thank you.

> So I have to drop all hopes that you will publish the code, as you
> mentioned?

Heh that was just a joke. But there's nothing to prevent me from actually publishing
it if enough demand arises. The scene is not completed yet, I'm thinking about adding
something to distract from the boredom of the pic.

Cheers!


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"The Mad Hatter" <the### [at] hotmailcom> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> JRG, I think if you return back to the irtc, everyone is doomed lol.

Heh you've got to be kidding... don't you know of that desease (read: lazyness) which
doesn't allow me to complete ANY scene? :-)

BTW, just wondering, is a broken watch a frozen moment?... ;-)

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> "The Mad Hatter" <the### [at] hotmailcom> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:web.3e0d38ded28e30045798b2cc0@news.povray.org...
> > JRG, I think if you return back to the irtc, everyone is doomed lol.
>
> Heh you've got to be kidding... don't you know of that desease (read:
lazyness) which
> doesn't allow me to complete ANY scene? :-)
>
> BTW, just wondering, is a broken watch a frozen moment?... ;-)
>
Just include it in an ice block :-)
Marc

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> > BTW, just wondering, is a broken watch a frozen moment?... ;-)
> >
> Just include it in an ice block :-)

Hey, that was one of my ideas for "frozen moment" topic.
Anyway you can use it since I'm not gonna enter this time (once again :-(.
But, now that I recall, wasn't Gilles Tran the one who had cows
in ice blocks...?
Who was the one that said that there's nothing new under the
sun?.
Bye

Txemi Jendrix
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> > JRG, I think if you return back to the irtc, everyone is doomed lol.
>
> Heh you've got to be kidding... don't you know of that desease (read:
lazyness) which
> doesn't allow me to complete ANY scene? :-)
>
> BTW, just wondering, is a broken watch a frozen moment?... ;-)

C'mon Jonathan, you said you were going to put a cat in your kitchen
scene (I've even sold a bunch of tickets based on that fact ;-)
Hoping you'll reconsider that.
P.S.: Thank you for the wallpaper, it's great.
Bye

Txemi Jendrix
http://www.txemijendrix.com

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JRG wrote:

> BTW, just wondering, is a broken watch a frozen moment?... ;-)

As I see it, *any* still image represents a frozen moment - well, as 
long as you don't use motion blur :)

/Ib

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Txemi Jendrix wrote:
>C'mon Jonathan, you said you were going to put a cat in your kitchen
>scene (I've even sold a bunch of tickets based on that fact ;-)
>Hoping you'll reconsider that.

Heh, I actually had my cat almost done. But I got a bad flu which kept me
away from the project (and from University) for two weeks. Then I had to
study hard because of all the days lost at University... :-(

>P.S.: Thank you for the wallpaper, it's great.

Thank you very much!!

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