"Wolf" <wol### [at] gmailcom> wrote in message
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> Of late I've become interested in the Black and White motif.
>
>
> --Wolf
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excellent!

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Very impressive!
;-)
Paolo

> "Wolf" wrote:
> Of late I've become interested in the Black and White motif.
>
>
> --Wolf
>

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I always wondered if there was a way to get the effect of a SEM...

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So how do did you do the texture - it's superb!

Adrian

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the_ajj wrote:
> So how do did you do the texture - it's superb!

Thanks..

MegaPOV aoi with a bump.


--Wolf

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aoi??

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"the_ajj" <adr### [at] tiscalicouk> wrote:
> aoi??

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=megapov+aoi ;)

Short for "angle of incidence":

The value returned by this pattern is proportional to the angle between a
certain ray and the (perturbed) normal at the surface of the object. The
range of returned values goes from 0 to 1. (from
http://megapov.inetart.net/manual-1.2.1/patterns.html#aoi_pattern)

Regards Roman

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Wolf <wol### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Of late I've become interested in the Black and White motif.
>
>
> --Wolf

Very creepy.  We probably have zillions of these things floating around
inside of us. <**shudder**> Hopefully benign!

Ken

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>>aoi??
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> Short for "angle of incidence":
> 
> The value returned by this pattern is proportional to the angle between a
> certain ray and the (perturbed) normal at the surface of the object.

Sounds like POV-Ray's own "slope" pattern...

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Wolf wrote:
> Of late I've become interested in the Black and White motif.

i can see why. beautiful micrography. sort of.

bob

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