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Kirk Andrews wrote:
>> Maybe you are not entirely satisfied with the rock because this type
>> of weathering is expected on a smaller scale? I have seen this kind of
>> rocks/weathering in Southern France amongst others, but at a factor 10
>> smaller overall if not more.
>>
>> Thomas
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> Ah! Thomas, you're right! Perhaps this is a bit of an improvement?
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Actually, now that I've posted it, it doesn't look so different from the
old one...
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"Kirk Andrews" <kir### [at] tektonart com> schreef in bericht
news:4ae8a9ce$1@news.povray.org...
> Actually, now that I've posted it, it doesn't look so different from the
> old one...
<grin> indeed. It doesn't matter though, because it is a great rock anyway.
Photorealism is not necessarily to be achieved here.
In terms of weathering/erosion by the sea, I suppose that the surface would
be smoother, with the weathered holes above the sea level, or as notches
within the area between high and low tide. Notches in fact would be a great
improvement and would look very natural.
Thomas
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Alain wrote:
> A "doodle"?
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> I'd like to see more full scenes coming close to the level of your
> doodles ;)
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> Alain
Heh, thanks. Well, I've got another one of those weekends of
never-ending class. We'll see what comes out.
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