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"St." <dot### [at] dot com> schreef in bericht news:47d44573@news.povray.org...
>
> Just something I've been playing with today. I'll probably make these as
> models in silver over the next few weeks.
>
Aaah! Good old lovespoons! Very nice work Steve. I would love to see the
harp (I have something with musical instruments)
Thomas
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> What are you working on recently?
Lots of things. Some free Poser content. You can see it all at
http://parrotdolphin.deviantart.com/gallery/
Hey, I like the jewelry you posted here. It's very pretty. The gems look really
colourful. How'd you do the gems anyway?
Also, the chain reminds me of a Blender feature called DupliFrames. It's really
fun, you can make one chain section and then duplicate it and have it follow a
curve.
Janet
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"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> schreef in bericht
news:web.47d73085b5d0bff99eaf940b0@news.povray.org...
> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
>> What are you working on recently?
>
> Lots of things. Some free Poser content. You can see it all at
> http://parrotdolphin.deviantart.com/gallery/
>
Alien-Tribal... My God, Janet, that rocks me to the bottom of my being,
truly.
(forgetting for one moment your other work which I find impressive)
Thomas
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"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote in message
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
>> What are you working on recently?
>
> Lots of things. Some free Poser content. You can see it all at
> http://parrotdolphin.deviantart.com/gallery/
Hey cool! Damn, you're good at what you do. It seems like you set out to
create *that* image, and aren't satisfied until you get the results you
want. That's a good move in my book, it's what I want to try. Anyway, I've
bookmarked your site now, as I didn't the first time I viewed it. And yes, I
agree with Thomas too! ;)
>
> Hey, I like the jewelry you posted here. It's very pretty. The gems look
> really
> colourful. How'd you do the gems anyway?
Heh, thanks. I try to please in the jewellery department. :o)
Well, first off, that gem was originally a free round facetted .DXF
model (I think), which I converted to .OBJ somewhere along the line....
(shrug, it's a blur now as I've had the model for well over five years), and
then I just ovalled it in Wings.
Now, textures and colours is my downfall when rendering, so, those
stones that are supposed to be amethysts are in fact nothing like
amethysts - too much sparkle in them unless they are AAA-AAA-AAA Quality,
(of which, would never happen). I wish those stones were real, they would be
nice. The nearest gemstone to the one I've produced would probably be
'Ametrine' where a nice purple fades into a citrine colour, (but even then,
my image isn't close):
http://www.agta.org/services/images/photos/ametrine001.jpg
But, my latest designs show a much better coloured amethyst in the
attachment, (second after the citrine from left to right, dang, I just know
you know that).
Now I've just got to get the other stones right... ;)
> Also, the chain reminds me of a Blender feature called DupliFrames. It's
> really
> fun, you can make one chain section and then duplicate it and have it
> follow a
> curve.
Cool, ok, it sounds perfect for me. I'll check that out, thanks! :)
~Steve~
>
> Janet
>
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:47d841c8@news.povray.org...
> ... as I didn't the first time I viewed it.
Forgot to. Clicked the big X in the corner instead... <sniff/sorry>
~Steve~
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"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] internlDOTnet> wrote:
> "Janet" <par### [at] attnet> schreef in bericht
> news:web.47d73085b5d0bff99eaf940b0@news.povray.org...
> > "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> >> What are you working on recently?
> >
> > Lots of things. Some free Poser content. You can see it all at
> > http://parrotdolphin.deviantart.com/gallery/
> >
>
> Alien-Tribal... My God, Janet, that rocks me to the bottom of my being,
> truly.
> (forgetting for one moment your other work which I find impressive)
>
> Thomas
Yes, that one is freaky. I had it as my wallpaper for a little while and I would
scare myself with it. LOL
Janet
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> Hey cool! Damn, you're good at what you do. It seems like you set out to
> create *that* image, and aren't satisfied until you get the results you
> want. That's a good move in my book, it's what I want to try. Anyway, I've
> bookmarked your site now, as I didn't the first time I viewed it. And yes, I
> agree with Thomas too! ;)
Thanks Steve, you are too kind. I "set out" but then I usually just settle
before I am really satisfied (a bad habit). I just tend to get tired of
something and want to start something new.
> Well, first off, that gem was originally a free round facetted .DXF
> model (I think), which I converted to .OBJ somewhere along the line....
> (shrug, it's a blur now as I've had the model for well over five years), and
> then I just ovalled it in Wings.
Have you seen this site?
http://www.crystalgrowing.com/crystal-lab/crystal-lab.htm You can make all
sorts of different crystals and some have POV-Ray output. Not so useful, I
suppose, if you need to design with real gem cuts, but lots of fun anyway.
>
> Now, textures and colours is my downfall when rendering, so, those
> stones that are supposed to be amethysts are in fact nothing like
> amethysts - too much sparkle in them unless they are AAA-AAA-AAA Quality,
> (of which, would never happen). I wish those stones were real, they would be
> nice. The nearest gemstone to the one I've produced would probably be
> 'Ametrine' where a nice purple fades into a citrine colour, (but even then,
> my image isn't close):
> http://www.agta.org/services/images/photos/ametrine001.jpg
Well, I liked the textures you used - lots of clolours. :)
Ametrine is gorgrous!
>
> But, my latest designs show a much better coloured amethyst in the
> attachment, (second after the citrine from left to right, dang, I just know
> you know that).
Those are nice. I like the Celtic design in the middle one.
Janet
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"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> wrote in message
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
> Thanks Steve, you are too kind. I "set out" but then I usually just settle
> before I am really satisfied (a bad habit). I just tend to get tired of
> something and want to start something new.
Oh, well I have something in common with yourself then. One Day, I will go
back, and actually try to finish some of my many other projects properly!
But, that's the fascination for me Janet, what's around the corner in the 3D
world? I try this, I try that, and sometimes it looks good(ish), but then
something else crops up, usually inspired by what I see here.
>
>> Well, first off, that gem was originally a free round facetted .DXF
>> model (I think), which I converted to .OBJ somewhere along the line....
>> (shrug, it's a blur now as I've had the model for well over five years),
>> and
>> then I just ovalled it in Wings.
>
> Have you seen this site?
> http://www.crystalgrowing.com/crystal-lab/crystal-lab.htm You can make all
> sorts of different crystals and some have POV-Ray output. Not so useful, I
> suppose, if you need to design with real gem cuts, but lots of fun anyway.
Cool, thanks. No, I hadn't seen that - I'll have a play. I like the idea
of being able to save to pov from a webpage.
>
>>
>> Now, textures and colours is my downfall when rendering, so, those
>> stones that are supposed to be amethysts are in fact nothing like
>> amethysts - too much sparkle in them unless they are AAA-AAA-AAA Quality,
>> (of which, would never happen). I wish those stones were real, they would
>> be
>> nice. The nearest gemstone to the one I've produced would probably be
>> 'Ametrine' where a nice purple fades into a citrine colour, (but even
>> then,
>> my image isn't close):
>> http://www.agta.org/services/images/photos/ametrine001.jpg
>
> Well, I liked the textures you used - lots of clolours. :)
> Ametrine is gorgrous!
Yes, if you like Ametrine, look out for the many different cuts and
shapes that are produced - some are just beautiful.
>>
>> But, my latest designs show a much better coloured amethyst in the
>> attachment, (second after the citrine from left to right, dang, I just
>> know
>> you know that).
>
> Those are nice. I like the Celtic design in the middle one.
Thanks, but my boss doesn't like it. He's a mean old man. :(
~Steve~
>
> Janet
>
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