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With a new machines, I've started doing some more work on my model of the
Palace of the Soviets. Last night, I noticed some blank spots on the second
floor walls. Why not fill them with Bas Reliefs?
Hence, my first attempt. The relief scene was rendered in POV as a height
based gradient, and imported into Gimp, where noise and blurring was
applied. This new image was then used as an imagemap.
This worked better than I had thought. I'm going to add more detail, and
try to think of three more subjects for the other empty wall panels.
-- Simon
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Hi Simon,
That's a great idea and looks very effective!
I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out.
bep
Simon de Vet wrote:
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> With a new machines, I've started doing some more work on my model of the
> Palace of the Soviets. Last night, I noticed some blank spots on the second
> floor walls. Why not fill them with Bas Reliefs?
>
> Hence, my first attempt. The relief scene was rendered in POV as a height
> based gradient, and imported into Gimp, where noise and blurring was
> applied. This new image was then used as an imagemap.
>
> This worked better than I had thought. I'm going to add more detail, and
> try to think of three more subjects for the other empty wall panels.
>
> -- Simon
>
> [Image]
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On 24 Aug 2001 20:58:18 -0400, Simon de Vet wrote:
>With a new machines, I've started doing some more work on my model of the
>Palace of the Soviets. Last night, I noticed some blank spots on the second
>floor walls. Why not fill them with Bas Reliefs?
>
>Hence, my first attempt. The relief scene was rendered in POV as a height
>based gradient, and imported into Gimp, where noise and blurring was
>applied. This new image was then used as an imagemap.
>
>This worked better than I had thought. I'm going to add more detail, and
>try to think of three more subjects for the other empty wall panels.
Impressive, for your other three you might consider a hammer and sickel,
maybe a space craft/rockit and maybe a tractor or a wheat field or
something equally rural.
--
Cheers
Steve email mailto:ste### [at] zeropps uklinuxnet
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or http://start.at/zero-pps
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Wow, when this is done you'll have to render at 10000x7500 to see all
the detail...
--
David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> ICQ 55354965
My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
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Simon - Looks very good! Could you go into more detail on how these relief
were created? I may be about to ask something stupid, but, why didn't you
use hieght fields instead of using image maps?
Cris Williams
"Simon de Vet" <sde### [at] istarca> wrote in message
news:Xns### [at] 204213191226...
> With a new machines, I've started doing some more work on my model of the
> Palace of the Soviets. Last night, I noticed some blank spots on the
second
> floor walls. Why not fill them with Bas Reliefs?
>
> Hence, my first attempt. The relief scene was rendered in POV as a height
> based gradient, and imported into Gimp, where noise and blurring was
> applied. This new image was then used as an imagemap.
>
> This worked better than I had thought. I'm going to add more detail, and
> try to think of three more subjects for the other empty wall panels.
>
> -- Simon
>
>
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