First model I made with Silo, the texture was an accident. Took 60 hours 
to render.

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http://members.home.nl/seed7/glass_horse.png


Ingo

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> First model I made with Silo, the texture was an accident. Took 60 hours
> to render.
>
> Bigger image:
> http://members.home.nl/seed7/glass_horse.png
>
>
> Ingo
>

Flemming's discovery of penicilin, Roetgen's discovery of X-rays... the list
of nice accidents is endless and yet you add it an item :-)

Marc

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> First model I made with Silo, the texture was an accident. Took 60 hours 
> to render.

Neat :) And texture is very nice.

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"ingo" <ing### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote in message
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: First model I made with Silo, the texture was an accident. Took 60 hours
: to render.

Beautiful! How good/bad was working with Silo? About
how long did it take to create the model?
=Bob=

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ingo wrote:
> First model I made with Silo, the texture was an accident. Took 60 hours 
> to render.
> 
> Bigger image:
> http://members.home.nl/seed7/glass_horse.png
> 
> 
> Ingo
> 
> 
love it.  the whole piece, modelling and texturing, has an expressive 
ease. a sense of relatively simple means resulting in a visually rich 
image. though i am not too surprised.  you don't seem to post much but 
visits to your site have always reminded me that you are talented and 
well informed with images as well as programming.

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in news:41ad9988$1@news.povray.org Jacquier Marc wrote:

> Flemming's discovery of penicilin, Roetgen's discovery of X-rays...
> the list of nice accidents is endless and yet you add it an item :-)

:)

The cause of the accident, it inherited one layer of the texture in this 
scene.

Ingo

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Silo RULES

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in news:41adc9dd@news.povray.org =Bob= wrote:

> How good/bad was working with Silo? About
> how long did it take to create the model?
> 

It's the first modeller I feel confident with, I used sPatch a lot but 
it's to mouse intensive. Silo uses about 90% less mouse clicks. 

The model was doneove a period of two months due lack of time. Tha base of 
it was done in half an hour and then I worked on it for a few minute off 
and on. Total creation time, an hour and a halve I think, including 
figuring out how Silo works.

Ingo

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in news:41adcf16$1@news.povray.org Jim Charter wrote:

> love it.  the whole piece, modelling and texturing, has an expressive 
> ease. a sense of relatively simple means resulting in a visually rich 
> image.

Thanks.
What I aimed for during modelling was to not create a perfect realistic 
horse, but a slight abstracion of it. Kind of like what a horse could 
look like in a somewhat 'naive' painting or a cave painting.

It could be an interesting experiment to try and abstract a horse as far 
as possible, but without turning it into some stick figure .... mmm.

> though i am not too surprised.  you don't seem to post much but 
> visits to your site have always reminded me that you are talented and 
> well informed with images as well as programming.

Thanks again. Sadly I have way too little time and, to be honest, not 
enough persistence to do more in 3D. There's too many other interesting 
stuff.

Ingo

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in news:Xns95B28543F23EBraf256com@203.29.75.35 Rafal 'Raf256' Maj wrote:

> Neat :) And texture is very nice.
> 

Thanks.

Ingo

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