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High!
No, I did not throw myself before the occasional gigaliner (these fancy
euro-standard juggernauts) roaring past my wohnklo... instead I
commented out the whole collection of radiosity settings from the last
weeks and added a #version 3.7 directive on top - and miraculously, not
only the contrast returned, but also the bluish tinge dwindled to an
amount consistent with gray_threshold 0.75! Strange, strange, strange...
These computers in general and these raytracers especially are too
difficult to understand for a simple mind like me... see below what I've
got! Perhaps I could increase recursion_level to 4 or 5 to make it a
little brighter...
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
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> High!
> Perhaps I could increase recursion_level to 4 or 5 to make it a
> little brighter...
No, that's no good idea - the scene is only slightly brighter, but dark
portions (like that entrance to the windowless bathroom to the left) are
brightened much more, so the contrast is lost! Keeping recursion_level
at 3 is o.k.!
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
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> High!
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> No, I did not throw myself before the occasional gigaliner (these fancy
> euro-standard juggernauts) roaring past my wohnklo...
See? Like I told you... :-)
> [...] and added a #version 3.7 directive on top - and miraculously, not
> only the contrast returned, but also the bluish tinge dwindled to an
> amount consistent with gray_threshold 0.75! Strange, strange, strange...
Well, if you did NOT add the version statement before, that makes sense.
Thomas
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> No, I did not throw myself before the occasional gigaliner (these fancy
> euro-standard juggernauts) roaring past my wohnklo... instead I
> commented out the whole collection of radiosity settings from the last
> weeks and added a #version 3.7 directive on top - and miraculously, not
> only the contrast returned, but also the bluish tinge dwindled to an
> amount consistent with gray_threshold 0.75! Strange, strange, strange...
I wouldn't be too surprised if this had something to do with gamma. Rule
of thumb #1 there: Let POV-Ray 3.7 take care of it.
> These computers in general and these raytracers especially are too
> difficult to understand for a simple mind like me... see below what I've
> got!
Well, apparently they're /not/ too difficult to understand - see what
you can get with surprisingly little effort :-)
> Perhaps I could increase recursion_level to 4 or 5 to make it a
> little brighter...
I don't think it will make much of a difference (except that it will
take longer to render).
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