Richard Morehouse wrote:

> Here is my first attempt at a pov scene.
>
> Source is in povray.binaries.scene-files
>
> Any comments?
>
> Richard
>
>  [Image]

For your first attempt, its impressive :)  Upon
close examination, the benches could use rounded edges,
and the cieling doesn't seem quite right... But everything
else is excellent!  Good work!

...Chambers

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Richard Morehouse wrote:

> what would you suggest for a floor texture?
> wood?
> marble?
>
> for a laugh if I removed  the floor the congregation  would have to
> tread water.  there's about 40 feet of water under the church. :)
>
>  Richard

Look in the various stone include files (they come with POV), they
contain some excellent textures.

...Chambers

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Steve wrote:

> A great image, but a few criticisisms, there seems to be
> too much contrast in the colours used in the marble tiles,
> they look a bit harsh.
>
> And the outside view isn't all that clear, it looks asthough
> the church has been plunged into a bath of green water.

On that same line, perhaps having most of the lighting
come from a bright sun, with the rays streaming through
the windows would give you the lighting you need without
brightening anything inside the church?  That would clear up
the view outside, as well as lighting the inside...

...Chambers

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Sander <san### [at] stolscom> wrote:

>In article <13h4ntoqh23uulmovh4j7a4jo4q6flrj51@4ax.com>, Richard 
>Morehouse says...
>> 
>> i did a gamma correction on this one
>> 
>> Richard
>> 
>Oh, and did you use much less compression on the 2nd jpg?? It was 3x as 
>large as the first one !
probably so it was 3 in the morning here after all. I was kinda bleary
eyed. :)
Regards, RM

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Richard Morehouse <ric### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:

Thanks for the input on the results. 
has anyone looked at the source code I posted in P.B.S-F
Regards. RM

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