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Comments are welcomes...
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Denis Bodor (aka Lefinnois)
"sudo kill -KILL -1 . . . Le Kernel reconnaîtra les siens"
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Attachments:
Download 'bague-14_800.jpg' (26 KB)
Preview of image 'bague-14_800.jpg'
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Denis Bodor wrote:
> Comments are welcomes...
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Nice rings with well done shapes and textures, I like them :-))
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lef### [at] lefinnois net news:40980cfa@news.povray.org
> Comments are welcomes...
preciousssssssss
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http://www.raf256.com/3d/
Rafal Maj 'Raf256', home page - http://www.raf256.com/me/
Computer Graphics
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Denis Bodor wrote:
> Comments are welcomes...
Wow! Beautiful!
Just goes to show how even simple models can be stunning when you use
the right colors and reflections! :-)
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Respectfully,
Dan P
http://<broken link>
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Simple but beautiful. How did you model the rings? Isosurface? Quartic?
mesh?
Fernando
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Very nice. Have you tried upping the brilliance any?
Skip Talbot
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Fernando G. del Cueto wrote:
> Simple but beautiful. How did you model the rings? Isosurface? Quartic?
> mesh?
Very simple, it's a scaled torus :)
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Denis Bodor (aka Lefinnois)
"sudo kill -KILL -1 . . . Le Kernel reconnaîtra les siens"
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Perfect and eternal?
rémy
"Denis Bodor" <lef### [at] lefinnoisnet> a écrit dans le message de
news:40980cfa@news.povray.org...
> Comments are welcomes...
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> Denis Bodor (aka Lefinnois)
> "sudo kill -KILL -1 . . . Le Kernel reconnaîtra les siens"
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Awesome Rolex!! It has a very nice mood and the realism is stunning. I
suppose you've used HDRI for lighting? Pure rad and reflections?
The sky has a nice side-effect in this case...: It makes the rings look
almost as if they are shining; as if they have such a bright highlight, it
causes flares on the lens of the camera = additional realism. You've been a
little lucky with that.
Regards,
Hugo
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Very Nice, How'd you do the text?
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> > Comments are welcomes...
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> preciousssssssss
:-)
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Hugo Asm wrote:
> Awesome Rolex!! It has a very nice mood and the realism is stunning. I
> suppose you've used HDRI for lighting? Pure rad and reflections?
HDRI of course
campus_probe.hdr from debevec's website, http://www.debevec.org/Probes/
> The sky has a nice side-effect in this case...: It makes the rings look
> almost as if they are shining; as if they have such a bright
highlight, it
> causes flares on the lens of the camera = additional realism. You've
been a
> little lucky with that.
It took many try (textures, HDRI maps, lights) to get this result but,
yes, lucky i am :)
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Denis Bodor
"sudo kill -KILL -1 . . . Le Kernel reconnaîtra les siens"
http://www.lefinnois.net Irc : Lefinnois
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Felbrigg wrote:
> Very Nice, How'd you do the text?
Lettres are stored in an array and a while loop take each of them,
translate and rotate creating an union used in CSG's difference.
The problem is that each lettres don't use the same space ("i" take less
than "m") so i choose to create another array populated with rotation
values.
Here is a sample code (in hope that's clearer than my poor english) :
#declare MyArray = array[12]; #declare Mydecal = array[12];
#declare MyArray[0]="D"; #declare Mydecal[0] = 0;
#declare MyArray[1]="E"; #declare Mydecal[1] = Mydecal[0]+10;
#declare MyArray[2]="N"; #declare Mydecal[2] = Mydecal[1]+10;
#declare MyArray[3]="I"; #declare Mydecal[3] = Mydecal[2]+10;
#declare MyArray[4]="S"; #declare Mydecal[4] = Mydecal[3]+7.5;
#declare MyArray[5]="&"; #declare Mydecal[5] = Mydecal[4]+10;
[...]
#declare i = 0;
#declare nom = union {
#while(i<12)
text {
ttf "../TTF/courbd.ttf", MyArray[i], 1, 0
scale 0.2
translate <0,0.182,0>
translate <0,0,.521>
rotate y*Mydecal[i]
}
#declare i = i+1;
#end
}
Quite ugly but... it works :)
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Denis Bodor
"sudo kill -KILL -1 . . . Le Kernel reconnaîtra les siens"
http://www.lefinnois.net Irc : Lefinnois
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In article <40980cfa@news.povray.org>,
Denis Bodor <lef### [at] lefinnoisnet> wrote:
> Comments are welcomes...
Hello,
your rings are very nice indeed.
I suggest to make a render with the two rings mingled, interwined. Given
the fact that the two names on the rings are *probably* those of two
people in love, this could be a nice thing.
Noé
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Pour m'écrire un mail, veuillez retirer PASDEPUB de mon adresse ;)
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> Comments are welcomes...
If only obtaining *real* gold rings with your names on them were as easy
(and as cheap)! ;-)
(For that matter, if only it could be a bit easier finding someone who
suitable to have their name put on a ring... *sighs longingly*)
Andrew @ home, alone.
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Denis Bodor wrote:
> Comments are welcomes...
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Beautiful Job
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