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Just playing with loops ;-)
Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
used...)
Hope you like :-)
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I pricked my finger twice looking at that picture.
Very well done. The lighting came out great and the shapes are very
aesthetic.
Skip
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LightBeam wrote:
> Just playing with loops ;-)
> Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
> used...)
> Hope you like :-)
<picking jaw of the floor>
Stunning
</picking jaw of the floor>
Dare I ask for a 1600x1200 version? As a desktop? Pretty please?
--
Ger
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Now *there* is a scrubber not to use on your teflon pots and pans!
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
Sabotage? Communist conspiracy? Or just
Microsoft again? Only time will tell.
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LightBeam spake:
> Just playing with loops ;-)
> Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
> used...)
> Hope you like :-)
Exceedingly nice - what is an echorcheuse? A scrubber like Darren said? Got
a very frightening, threatening look to it - looks a bit sci-fi to me as
well. Goooood!
Darn, why can't I figure out HDR and use it like this... (green with envy :)
--
Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician / Programmer
Polar Design Solutions
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"Stefan Viljoen polard.com>" <spamnot@<removethis> schreef in bericht
news:4382b6d0@news.povray.org...
> LightBeam spake:
>
> > Just playing with loops ;-)
> > Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
> > used...)
> > Hope you like :-)
>
> Exceedingly nice - what is an echorcheuse? A scrubber like Darren said?
Worse: it's a Skinner!
Thomas
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"LightBeam" <lig### [at] tiscali fr> schreef in bericht
news:4382572b@news.povray.org...
> Just playing with loops ;-)
> Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
> used...)
> Hope you like :-)
>
The image is excellent!!!
I do not like the instrument! ;-)
Thomas
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Ger wrote:
> LightBeam wrote:
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>>Just playing with loops ;-)
>>Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
>>used...)
>>Hope you like :-)
>
>
> <picking jaw of the floor>
> Stunning
> </picking jaw of the floor>
>
> Dare I ask for a 1600x1200 version? As a desktop? Pretty please?
I joint the request! Please!
Sebastian
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It looks like the offspring of a cafetiere filter plunger and a cactus.
Very nice image though! Lovely reflections. I especially like the dimples in
the floor plates.
B
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LightBeam <lig### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
> Just playing with loops ;-)
> Megapov + HDRI.
Looks like a metal organism, really frightening!
I like the lightning very much, too. Warm and cosy in the upper right as a
contrast to the "violent" écorcheuse and cool blue in the right/lower part.
Three questions:
Is a children proof container available on the market yet?
Was it helpfull to use MegaPov compared to plain POV-Ray for this scene?
The larger spikes: are they a isosurface or a union of 3 or 4 cones?
Wonderin how it'd look in cell shading ;-)
Yours,
Bu
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Ger a écrit :
> LightBeam wrote:
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>>Just playing with loops ;-)
>>Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
>>used...)
>>Hope you like :-)
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> <picking jaw of the floor>
> Stunning
> </picking jaw of the floor>
>
> Dare I ask for a 1600x1200 version? As a desktop? Pretty please?
The 1600*1200 vesion was the original render, I will post it soon !
(excuse me in advance for the file size...)
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As requested.
Sorry for the file size but I try to minimize the quality lost.
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NoLightBeam a écrit :
> As requested.
> Sorry for the file size but I try to minimize the quality lost.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
not really 800Ko, the server doesn't accept very large file, I
compressed to 500Ko (Not really good quality :-\ )
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I really like the tiles. are the dimples a normal or is it part of the
object?
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Thomas de Groot spake:
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> "Stefan Viljoen polard.com>" <spamnot@<removethis> schreef in bericht
> news:4382b6d0@news.povray.org...
>> LightBeam spake:
>>
>> > Just playing with loops ;-)
>> > Megapov + HDRI. 6hours renders on a dual-core AMD64 (4400+, one core
>> > used...)
>> > Hope you like :-)
>>
>> Exceedingly nice - what is an echorcheuse? A scrubber like Darren said?
>
> Worse: it's a Skinner!
>
> Thomas
Haha! Thought something evil and horrid - the image originally did give me
the shivers...!
--
Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician / Programmer
Polar Design Solutions
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LightBeam wrote:
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> not really 800Ko, the server doesn't accept very large file, I
> compressed to 500Ko (Not really good quality :-\ )
Maybe it's possible to put the image at the web and publish the URL at here?
--
Eero "Aero" Ahonen
http://www.zbxt.net
aer### [at] removethiszbxtnetinvalid
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Darren New wrote:
> Now *there* is a scrubber not to use on your teflon pots and pans!
Hahahahaaha!!!
I am *literally* laughing out loud...
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OK, that is quite possibly the most violent thing I've seen today!
I'm almost in pain looking at it. (Just thing if you fell over and went
face first into THAT... *pain*)
Very impressive tho.
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Ross a écrit :
> I really like the tiles. are the dimples a normal or is it part of the
> object?
>
>
There are cones.
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LightBeam wrote:
> Just playing with loops ;-)
Very nice!
-Jari
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