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"Francois Labreque" <fla### [at] videotron ca> wrote in message
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> Nice.
Thanks
> If this field has been tended at one point or another in the past, there should
> be piles of rocks somewhere (probably around the tree, or close to the fence).
There are lots of rocks scattered about. The field is grazed by sheep, who avoid
eating
flowers, and don't like getting too close to fence posts.
;-)
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"Ben T. Scheele" <sch### [at] tcumnedu> wrote in message
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> Hey Andrew,
> It looks very nice. One thing that is bothering me though is the tufts
> of grass around the fence posts. You would see that if someone had been
> mowing the field, but then the flowers probably wouldn't be there, unless
> they are dandelions. Also, it seems kind of odd that the fence is one
> continuous curve, and not a bunch of segments. It looks like a sideways
> traintrack as it is. The tree looks really good, and the division technique
> seems to have worked very well.
Thanks. Yes, the fence is not ideal.... I used trace to place spheres along a spline..
took
the easy way, rather than having straight sections of wire.
Andy Cocker
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Excellent image - I would add a few tiny birds on the upper left just to
balance the tree, and perhaps a cow
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Andrew Cocker schrieb:
> Actually, the rocks are all slightly embedded into the ground... what you are seeing
are the
> heads of buttercups, daisies and poppies... their stalks are not all that visible at
this
> resolution.
Oh, now I see it. I have to reclaim my new glasses and I take back the
nitpicking. :-)
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Yes...
I love outdoor scenes, and this one certainly pulls the viewer into the
image. Very artful, IMHO.
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The best thing about this is that it's not photorealistic, but is "very
real" in that there is beauty and a consistent but alternative reality.
> Sky and mountains were rendered seperately, then composited back
> in (still within POV, as an image map on a plane).
Gasp! Some of the cooler Shockwave games do this, and I've been toying with
this idea. My previous approach would have been to try to get a perfect
isosurface out there....
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"Greg M. Johnson" <gregj:-)565### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
news:3e7b4721$1@news.povray.org...
> The best thing about this is that it's not photorealistic, but is "very
> real" in that there is beauty and a consistent but alternative reality.
Thanks.
>
>
> > Sky and mountains were rendered seperately, then composited back
> > in (still within POV, as an image map on a plane).
>
> Gasp! Some of the cooler Shockwave games do this, and I've been toying with
> this idea. My previous approach would have been to try to get a perfect
> isosurface out there....
The scene was set up with everything in place... background mountains which are
actually a HF
pattern, and sky which is stacked planes, but the problem was that as soon as I
inserted the
tree, the whole thing ground to a halt. I worked out it was some issue with
double_illuminate.
When I turned off double_illuminate on the sky planes, the whole thing sped up again.
So... I
decided to just render the sky and mountains, inc ground fog, then 'reload' that image
onto a
polygon suitably scaled and positioned.
Andy Cocker
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"Marc Jacquier" <jac### [at] wanadoofr> wrote in message
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> Very nice!
> your image looks so quiet :-)
> I'm kind of scared by such a quietness, one would expect something terrible
> is on the point of happen.
Thanks. Nothing evil lurks just off screen... honest ;-)
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"Rick [Kitty5]" <ric### [at] kitty5com> wrote in message news:3e7af4e2$1@news.povray.org...
> Excellent image - I would add a few tiny birds on the upper left just to
> balance the tree, and perhaps a cow
Yes, I thought about it, and will probably do so as soon as I locate suitable models.
Oh, and
I'm not sure about adding that cow to the upper left ;-)
Anyway... hasn't Gilles cornered the 'cows in POV-Ray' market? ;-)
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"Slashdolt" <jer### [at] questsoftwarecom> wrote in message
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> Yes...
>
> I love outdoor scenes, and this one certainly pulls the viewer into the
> image. Very artful, IMHO.
Thanks,
My first 'real' (ish) picture, and I'm very pleased with it.
Andy Cocker
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