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"Stephen" <mcavoys_AT_aolDOT.com> wrote:
> > I've mislaid my login details, but I'll take a look at this later.
> Thomas will reset it, if you ask nicely. ;-)
No its ok, it's just slightly more effort to do it while I'm at work, I can
easily get in later on :)
[snip]
> I've thought about this and I do not think that you can do it directly in Pov,
> at least in one pass.
Well if you're using a suitable mesh defined externally, it might be possible to
read it into POV-Ray during parsing and do the offset in SDL. But it won't be
foolproof, and probably not always convenient. Better to use a triangle editor
to do the offset.
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Am 16.09.2013 10:30, schrieb Bill Pragnell:
> Very nice. As a long-standing fan of the show, I keep meaning to build a tardis
> model to insert in other scenes, but never seem to get round to it. Were the
> plans publicy available? I should do one of my own :)
>
Found it where guys are talking about building the "real" thing and a
great resource.
www.tardisbuilder.com ->
Reference ->
The Colin Richmond/Ed Thomas TARDIS (2005)
http://tardisbuilders.com/index.php?action=dlattach;k=-947;topic=4234.0;attach=57833;image
(not sure if this direct link works)
Anyway, my version is done by a macro that should (in case I'll find the
time) create all the various boxes from all doctor incarnations.
ATM only Hartnell, Tennant and Smith are supported - sorry no McCoy
Tardis yet.
> It would make a good easter egg in landscapes and architecture scenes.
>
(In the voice of River Song) Hush, spoilers!
-Ive
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Am 13.09.2013 06:09, schrieb Stephen:
> I did try to make my model of the Tardis de-materialise but it was not a
> success. :-(
>
In the CG industry this effect is usually done by rotoscoping.
This can easily be simulated within POV-Ray (by rendering the box and
the background separately and including shadows with some no_image
trickery and finally composing the images).
But I know, POV-Ray purists would consider this as cheating.
-Ive
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Ive <ive### [at] lilysoft org> wrote:
> Anyway, my version is done by a macro that should (in case I'll find the
> time) create all the various boxes from all doctor incarnations.
> ATM only Hartnell, Tennant and Smith are supported
I see you count your doctors in binary.
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On 16-9-2013 15:07, Ive wrote:
> Found it where guys are talking about building the "real" thing and a
> great resource.
> www.tardisbuilder.com ->
> Reference ->
> The Colin Richmond/Ed Thomas TARDIS (2005)
>
>
http://tardisbuilders.com/index.php?action=dlattach;k=-947;topic=4234.0;attach=57833;image
>
>
> (not sure if this direct link works)
>
Well, those references are scammed. :-(
Thomas
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Am 16.09.2013 16:13, schrieb Thomas de Groot:
> On 16-9-2013 15:07, Ive wrote:
>> Found it where guys are talking about building the "real" thing and a
>> great resource.
>> www.tardisbuilder.com ->
>> Reference ->
>> The Colin Richmond/Ed Thomas TARDIS (2005)
>>
>>
http://tardisbuilders.com/index.php?action=dlattach;k=-947;topic=4234.0;attach=57833;image
>>
>>
>>
>> (not sure if this direct link works)
>>
>
> Well, those references are scammed. :-(
>
> Thomas
>
>
err, sorry, forgot the 's' it is
www.tardisbuilders.com ->
Reference ->
The Colin Richmond/Ed Thomas TARDIS (2005)
-Ive
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On 16-9-2013 16:35, Ive wrote:
> err, sorry, forgot the 's' it is
>
> www.tardisbuilders.com ->
> Reference ->
> The Colin Richmond/Ed Thomas TARDIS (2005)
I missed that :-)
Thanks!
Thomas
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...in our garden, and Lucy Liu - not the actress, our cat - is quite
curious.
We moved to a new home (actually a house from the 18th century) this
spring and I couldn't resist to put the blue box into the garden.
Composing/rotoscoping done by using Photoshop and POV-Ray. The Tardis is
rendered with POV-Ray, masking done with Photoshop and the final
composing with POV-Ray again.
It was more easy with POV-Ray to add a bit of turbulence at the base of
the Tardis for the final composing step as it would have been with P'shop.
Far from perfect - and I did forget to turn on the roof lamp :( - but it
is just meant to test the method.
-Ive
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Nice one! I shall have to try rotoscoping one day I guess ;-)
Nice house indeed. High ceilings. Not too cold in winter?
Thomas
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Am 17.09.2013 09:07, schrieb Thomas de Groot:
> High ceilings. Not too cold in winter?
>
We haven't spend winter there yet, but we have already a lot of firewood
for the old stove ;)
And in addition it has meanwhile also a contemporary central heating. A
lot of work with an old building like that - this means almost no time
for POV-Ray.
-Ive
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