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>> both achieved thanx to Thomas helping out. Thanks a million Thomas!>
Bill Pragnell is the one to thank :-)
I am only his 'voice piece' :-)
Thomas
"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] internlDOTnet> wrote:
> "alphaQuad" <alp### [at] earthlinknet> schreef in bericht> news:web.4733fdcf2a06dfe9a3dcc2d30@news.povray.org...> >> > both achieved thanx to Thomas helping out. Thanks a million Thomas!> >>> Bill Pragnell is the one to thank :-)> I am only his 'voice piece' :-)>> Thomas
I didn't see Bill. Could not have learned this much without you. Thanks.
No less than 4 refinements:
Lunar bump implemented for more detail
This affected dark-side of moon blending out completely with mapped BG-plane
Light angle syntax-mistake corrected (input is degrees doh)
Vicky's lighting color brings a glow to her, matching the scene
Use of BG-plane leaves default black sky. The effect is lighting water texture
with minimum foreground scene color absorption
I am thinking the inverse sphere method is what removes color absorption from
sky to foreground scene, but no water texture lighting.
The difference in the final product is seen.
> The difference in the final product is seen.
experienced enhanced by mood tunes:
(no library complete and one is completely lost without)
Artist = DavidAStewartFeat
Album = PureMoodsVol1
Track = 17
Title = CandyDulferLilyWasHere
Length = 4m18s
Bitrate = 192
Mode = Stereo
Genre = New Age
Version = MPEG 1.0 Layer 3
Sample = 44100
FileSize = 6205706
all previous really suck compared to this one.
Trace level 15 sends render time thru the roof (Hair)
Trace level 10 used.
Moon to full brightness with sky filter value
Wings filtered
Hair adjusted (shinny hair slows render)
Located palm points and right index with mesh viewer
LG
TigyCore
LG
Vicky
LG:
Tigy
Water
36 minutes total
Calls to Noise: 9973672 Calls to DNoise: 18006784
Shadow Ray Tests: 33973235 Succeeded: 8929070
Reflected Rays: 6721031
Refracted Rays: 2349896
Transmitted Rays: 3069055
Pixels: 1312000 Samples: 2185784 Smpls/Pxl: 1.67
alphaQuad wrote: [image]
We don't often see the Johnson Solids here!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyrate_rhombicosidodecahedron
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