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St. wrote:
> Brittlestar updated.
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> ~Steve~
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The little Steve that could! You just kept pounding away at it. And
now you are on to something very very promising.
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Thomas de Groot wrote:
but I happen to be a
> geologist,
I've been wondering.
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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msn com> wrote in message
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> St. wrote:
>> Brittlestar updated.
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>> ~Steve~
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>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> The little Steve that could!
LOL! :o) My Aunties and Uncles used to call me that!
You just kept pounding away at it. And
> now you are on to something very very promising.
Hehe, well, thank you very much Jim. :) It means a lot to me.
Once I found that site, I saw possibilities with the idea, so I'll have a
little play-around and try to get this one finalised.
Thanks Jim.
~Steve~
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> With this image, I've tried to recreate the blue translucency of the
> snailshell images, but used my own model inside the grain.
WOW!!! I love that blue translucency effect. Could you share the code for
that part? I'd like to try and play with it in some of my TRON models.
Thanks,
Carl
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Fantastic idea and renderings, Steve.
Have you used 'absorption' in your media?
That web page of sand grain photos shows this kind of thing to be more
transparent except where the boundaries/outlines/thickest parts are, so I'm
wondering if less scattering is needed but with more absorption. Actually,
thinking about it more, that would make it even more opaque in the wrong
places. Needs to be most opaque along those edges and inner lines somehow...
and wish I knew what to suggest for doing that.
Bob
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"Carl" <car### [at] semisouthcom> wrote in message
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
>> With this image, I've tried to recreate the blue translucency of the
>> snailshell images, but used my own model inside the grain.
>
> WOW!!! I love that blue translucency effect. Could you share the code for
> that part? I'd like to try and play with it in some of my TRON models.
Thanks Carl! :) Yep, you'll find the .pov file in scene-files. Hope you
find it useful.
~Steve~
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> Thanks,
> Carl
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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msncom> schreef in bericht
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> Thomas de Groot wrote:
> but I happen to be a
> > geologist,
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> I've been wondering.
Oh well... you cannot keep secrets long in this ng! ;-)
Thomas
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St. wrote:
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Very cool. I like this first one best. Has the best glow.
-Shay
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"Shay" <dd### [at] dddd> wrote in message news:42f0131b$1@news.povray.org...
> St. wrote:
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> Very cool. I like this first one best. Has the best glow.
The snail version? I like that one too.
~Steve~
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> -Shay
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