Darren New wrote:

> Awesome. :-)

:)

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Very interesting! Even the ground looks nice :)

Congrats,

Fernando

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Fernando G. del Cueto wrote:

> Very interesting! Even the ground looks nice :)
> 
> Congrats,
> 
> Fernando

Thanks Fernando! The ground simply has a granite pigment and normal with 
a few modifiers added.

-Sam

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Samuel Benge wrote:

> Hello everyone! Thought I might as well post this one....
> 
> It's a wooden block made from six intersecting height_fields. The 
> texture  uses a proximity pattern derived from an averaged, randomly 
> translated object pigment of the same wood block. The proximity pattern 
> is like a blurred version of the object in 3d space; it can be used to 
> make physical edges appear chipped and scuffed through texture_mapping.
> 
> Questions and comments are always welcome~
> 
> -Sam
> 
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> 
Gawd I just got throught clapping my hands for Slime.  My arms are 
getting tired.  That is an impressive effect and not the first time 
you've taken and unexpected approach.  I have been trying to get similar 
effects myself on my carving models.

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Jim Charter wrote:

> Gawd I just got throught clapping my hands for Slime.  My arms are 
> getting tired.  That is an impressive effect and not the first time 
> you've taken and unexpected approach.  I have been trying to get similar 
> effects myself on my carving models.

Thanks... I've got more coming. I might release some code today. I found 
a very unfortunate feature while testing this code last night: the more 
objects the feature uses, the slower everything becomes. I didn't expect 
it to get as slow as it does... I guess using Round_Box_Union from 
shapes.inc is out of the question for now....

-Sam

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