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Tom33 wrote:
> Ger <No.### [at] Thank You> wrote:
>> zorglub wrote:
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>> > Stefan Viljoen <sviljoen@ a écrit :
>> >> I really consider this the most detailed and complex scene I
>> >> personally have seen done with Pov in a very long time.
>> >
>> >
>> > Ger can you send on this ng the "scene statistics" parts of your render
>> > ? Just for fun ;)
>>
>> I would if I still had them. But I'll make sure to add them to the next
>> post (if any)
>>
>> --
>> Ger
>
> Great Job !!
Thanks :)
> Perfect Scene for an Animation ;o))
Actually, I'm working on an animation right now, but I don't think it will
be a postable size.
--
Ger
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Level of realism? Fairly low.
Devel of detail? Astounding! :-0
Dude, that must have taken you, like, *forever* to design...
(BTW, I always wondered... if a motherboard is an item of digital
electronics, WHY does it have so many capacitors and inductors on it?!)
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Orchid XP v2 wrote:
> (BTW, I always wondered... if a motherboard is an item of digital
> electronics, WHY does it have so many capacitors and inductors on it?!)
That's what turns the analog into digital. :-)
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
The samba was clearly inspired
by the margarita.
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>> (BTW, I always wondered... if a motherboard is an item of digital
>> electronics, WHY does it have so many capacitors and inductors on it?!)
>
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> That's what turns the analog into digital. :-)
Ooo.
So what analogue inputs does a normal PC have then?
(I can think of a few analogue outputs - mainly sound and video.)
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Orchid XP v2 wrote:
> So what analogue inputs does a normal PC have then?
That's not what I'm talking about. Until you get down close to a
measurably few number of electrons, everything electrical is analog.
There aren't 1's and 0's in your computer, but different voltages, like
+5 or -5. But what's a +3 volts? 1, or 0?
Inductors and capacitors are there to minimize the amount of time the
signals on the wires are at voltages/currents/whatever that are neither
"zero" nor "one."
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
The samba was clearly inspired
by the margarita.
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Orchid XP v2 wrote:
> Level of realism? Fairly low.
Based on what? If you mean the way the picture looks then you're right, if
you're talking about the mainboard design, it's an actual Intel board
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> Devel of detail? Astounding! :-0
And it's not even complete :)
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> Dude, that must have taken you, like, *forever* to design...
>
Nah, it's not *that* bad, I wrote a lil program to do all the tracks.
>
> (BTW, I always wondered... if a motherboard is an item of digital
> electronics, WHY does it have so many capacitors and inductors on it?!)
Dunno, I just use the boards, I don't design them :)
--
Ger
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