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OK, here's a new version with a different floor (ment to look like sand)
and now with radiosity as well.
I'm pretty please with it, personally. :-)
Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
to be the focal point... LOL!
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
news:452fda99@news.povray.org...
> OK, here's a new version with a different floor (ment to look like sand)
> and now with radiosity as well.
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> I'm pretty please with it, personally. :-)
That's looking better. It looks like your block is actually sitting on
something now.
>
> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
> to be the focal point... LOL!
Get on with it then, don't hang about...
~Steve~
>
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Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like it
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:452fda99@news.povray.org...
> OK, here's a new version with a different floor (ment to look like sand)
> and now with radiosity as well.
>
> I'm pretty please with it, personally. :-)
>
> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
> to be the focal point... LOL!
>
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> That's looking better. It looks like your block is actually sitting on
> something now.
Er, yuh! And it looks more like actual water rather than some CG thing...
FWIW, 5 hours for this image. Which shouldn't be too bad for the final
thing. I doubt adding some glassware will slow it down much.
>> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
>> to be the focal point... LOL!
>
> Get on with it then, don't hang about...
I have 2 glasses now. Very simple ones. I'm about to add a whisky glass.
Tell me, what is the name of that quadratic that looks like a blunt cone?
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> Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like it
Yeah, I have a collection of stone fragments on my wall. My mum keeps
buying me things... not sure why.
Anyway, sadly the stone texture is just one of POV-Ray's built-in ones.
But hey, it looks nice.
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
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>> That's looking better. It looks like your block is actually sitting
>> on something now.
>
> Er, yuh! And it looks more like actual water rather than some CG thing...
>
> FWIW, 5 hours for this image. Which shouldn't be too bad for the final
> thing. I doubt adding some glassware will slow it down much.
>
>>> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
>>> to be the focal point... LOL!
>>
>> Get on with it then, don't hang about...
>
> I have 2 glasses now. Very simple ones. I'm about to add a whisky glass.
8-O That was quick!
>
> Tell me, what is the name of that quadratic that looks like a blunt cone?
Paraboloid: x^2+z^2=y
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
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>> Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like it
>
> Yeah, I have a collection of stone fragments on my wall. My mum keeps
> buying me things... not sure why.
>
> Anyway, sadly the stone texture is just one of POV-Ray's built-in ones.
> But hey, it looks nice.
Why don't you find a nice rock texture and use it as a bump map? It's
fun trying to get it right and watching the render(s).
~Steve~
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>>>> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
>>>> to be the focal point... LOL!
>>> Get on with it then, don't hang about...
>> I have 2 glasses now. Very simple ones. I'm about to add a whisky glass.
>
> 8-O That was quick!
How long does it *take* to place 5 cylinders and 3 torii? ;-)
>> Tell me, what is the name of that quadratic that looks like a blunt cone?
>
> Paraboloid: x^2+z^2=y
Cool. I just found out what shape the bottom of my whisky glass will be. ;-)
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>>> Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like it
>> Yeah, I have a collection of stone fragments on my wall. My mum keeps
>> buying me things... not sure why.
>>
>> Anyway, sadly the stone texture is just one of POV-Ray's built-in ones.
>> But hey, it looks nice.
>
> Why don't you find a nice rock texture and use it as a bump map? It's
> fun trying to get it right and watching the render(s).
I try not to use bitmaps and I try not to use meshes. I prefer the
conceptual purity of using only algorithmically defined shapes and
textures. ;-)
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:452ff28e$1@news.povray.org...
>>>> Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like
>>>> it
>>> Yeah, I have a collection of stone fragments on my wall. My mum keeps
>>> buying me things... not sure why.
>>>
>>> Anyway, sadly the stone texture is just one of POV-Ray's built-in ones.
>>> But hey, it looks nice.
>>
>> Why don't you find a nice rock texture and use it as a bump map?
>> It's fun trying to get it right and watching the render(s).
>
> I try not to use bitmaps and I try not to use meshes. I prefer the
> conceptual purity of using only algorithmically defined shapes and
> textures. ;-)
LOL! That's the funniest thing you've ever said! :op
Ok, but you do also say, "try not to use..." It might be worth a try
after you've sorted it all out algorithmically. ;)
~Steve~
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:452ff718$1@news.povray.org...
>
> "Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
> news:452ff28e$1@news.povray.org...
>>>>> Almost looks like a stone fragment I used to own as a child :) I like
>>>>> it
>>>> Yeah, I have a collection of stone fragments on my wall. My mum keeps
>>>> buying me things... not sure why.
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, sadly the stone texture is just one of POV-Ray's built-in ones.
>>>> But hey, it looks nice.
>>>
>>> Why don't you find a nice rock texture and use it as a bump map?
>>> It's fun trying to get it right and watching the render(s).
>>
>> I try not to use bitmaps and I try not to use meshes. I prefer the
>> conceptual purity of using only algorithmically defined shapes and
>> textures. ;-)
>
> LOL! That's the funniest thing you've ever said! :op
>
> Ok, but you do also say, "try not to use..." It might be worth a try
> after you've sorted it all out algorithmically. ;)
>
> ~Steve~
>
>
Well there IS a definite sense of pride when you look at something created
purely from code and can say "I did that!". After that, using bumpmaps seems
more like cheating. Maybe that's why I've resisted the other 3D software in
favour of POV, even though it limits what I can use the results for? Ah
well, going to have to TRY mesh soon if I want to work on Sims2
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The ripple pattern looks a bit strange, like the stone is vibrating... maybe
you should make it more irregular, e.g. randomize the positions of the
splash functions... or maybe it's just me :)
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:452fda99@news.povray.org...
> OK, here's a new version with a different floor (ment to look like sand)
> and now with radiosity as well.
>
> I'm pretty please with it, personally. :-)
>
> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually supposed
> to be the focal point... LOL!
>
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> The ripple pattern looks a bit strange, like the stone is vibrating... maybe
> you should make it more irregular, e.g. randomize the positions of the
> splash functions... or maybe it's just me :)
I've already been thinking about making the waves a touch more random. I
could do that either by varying the wave centers or the wavelength - or
both. I'll have to experiment with it...
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"Orchid XP v3" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:452ff259$1@news.povray.org...
>>>>> Right, now how about modelling the *glassware* that's actually
>>>>> supposed
>>>>> to be the focal point... LOL!
>>>> Get on with it then, don't hang about...
>>> I have 2 glasses now. Very simple ones. I'm about to add a whisky glass.
>>
>> 8-O That was quick!
>
> How long does it *take* to place 5 cylinders and 3 torii? ;-)
>
>>> Tell me, what is the name of that quadratic that looks like a blunt
>>> cone?
>>
>> Paraboloid: x^2+z^2=y
>
> Cool. I just found out what shape the bottom of my whisky glass will be.
> ;-)
And what shape would that be then?
~Steve~
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