Here's Julie once again without SSLT...

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... and with SSLT, including bump mapping.

Note how the SSLT turns out good for the shadow line, but causes 
artifacts on her cheek which still demand fixing (or subdividing the 
mesh further).

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Am 08.01.2013 07:19, schrieb clipka:
> .... and with SSLT, including bump mapping.
>
> Note how the SSLT turns out good for the shadow line, but causes
> artifacts on her cheek which still demand fixing (or subdividing the
> mesh further).

... but another patch can fix that, too. (Besides, it also removes a few 
non-SSLT-related artifacts from the face outline, so I guess I'm doing 
something fundamentally right there.)

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On 9-1-2013 0:11, clipka wrote:
> Am 08.01.2013 07:19, schrieb clipka:
>> .... and with SSLT, including bump mapping.
>>
>> Note how the SSLT turns out good for the shadow line, but causes
>> artifacts on her cheek which still demand fixing (or subdividing the
>> mesh further).
>
> ... but another patch can fix that, too. (Besides, it also removes a few
> non-SSLT-related artifacts from the face outline, so I guess I'm doing
> something fundamentally right there.)
>

Impressive indeed.

Thomas

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Green eyes must look magic. nd then it's time for the hair.

My compliments, I haven't seen often such a good result, if it comes to humans
in raytracing.

What's next? Ancient Roman world with their thousands of professions, dresses,
and heritages?

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