proportions are about where I want them, but it was designed entirely by
eye so all the geometry needs to be recalibrated into real world units
before I go on. Then everything will be mapped to the rim of an enormous
wheel. I added a back-lit figure and some trees to give a sense of scale.
The gaudy media was just an experiment with color-mapped multiple densities,
but it gives it some wallpaper potential I guess... Total CPU time 48361
seconds on an Athlon 512 MB system average 16.36 PPS on 1024 x 768 render.
make room for it. All comments and suggestions welcome.
Lonnie
From: Stefan Viljoen
Subject: Re: All roads lead to Romanesque
Date: 23 Mar 2006 00:53:21
Message: <442237d1@news.povray.org>
Lonnie spake:
> Study for the décor of a recreational ring on a space station. The> proportions are about where I want them, but it was designed entirely by> eye so all the geometry needs to be recalibrated into real world units> before I go on. Then everything will be mapped to the rim of an enormous> wheel. I added a back-lit figure and some trees to give a sense of scale.> The gaudy media was just an experiment with color-mapped multiple> densities,> but it gives it some wallpaper potential I guess... Total CPU time 48361> seconds on an Athlon 512 MB system average 16.36 PPS on 1024 x 768> render.> Sorry for the clunky jpeg, Ill put up the png on my geosite as soon as I> make room for it. All comments and suggestions welcome.> > Lonnie
Impressive..!
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Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician / Programmer
Polar Design Solutions
From: Thomas Lake
Subject: Re: All roads lead to Romanesque
Date: 23 Mar 2006 05:38:25
Message: <44227aa1$1@news.povray.org>
Lonnie wrote:
> proportions are about where I want them, but it was designed entirely by> eye so all the geometry needs to be recalibrated into real world units> before I go on. Then everything will be mapped to the rim of an enormous> wheel. I added a back-lit figure and some trees to give a sense of scale.> The gaudy media was just an experiment with color-mapped multiple densities,> but it gives it some wallpaper potential I guess... Total CPU time 48361> seconds on an Athlon 512 MB system average 16.36 PPS on 1024 x 768 render.> make room for it. All comments and suggestions welcome.> > Lonnie
Reminds one a bit of the Balrog lighting up the corridors of Moria in
the LOTR movie. Great work!
