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Who posted the animated cartoon in animations? I've lost the post and would
like to check out the approach.
Grim
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GrimDude wrote:
> Who posted the animated cartoon in animations? I've lost the post and would
> like to check out the approach.
Equiprawn, for one...
http://10best.raytrace.com/tracinstyles.html#STYLE
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> http://10best.raytrace.com/tracinstyles.html
BTW: Greg: The link to my page looks wrong ... there is a >"< to
much in the href-tag ...
would you mind to correct it ???
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',',' student of >|< mailto:jan### [at] lzer net ',','
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From: Greg M Johnson
Subject: Re: to Greg only .... others: Don't read
Date: 12 Nov 2000 16:46:48
Message: <3a0f0fc8@news.povray.org>
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That was a bit eerie, to have a note addressed like that, perhaps
because I'm sitting in the dark....
Thanks, fixed.
it just took me to http://www.informatik.uni-halle.de/~walzer/
Jan Walzer wrote:
> > http://10best.raytrace.com/tracinstyles.html
>
> BTW: Greg: The link to my page looks wrong ... there is a >"< to
> much in the href-tag ...
> would you mind to correct it ???
>
> --
>
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H.E. Day posted an exellent Futurama spaceship animation.
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In article <3a0ecbc1@news.povray.org>, "GrimDude"
<gri### [at] netzerocom> wrote:
> Who posted the animated cartoon in animations? I've lost the post and
> would like to check out the approach.
H. E. Day has done some cartoon stuff with the find_edges filter, but I
don't recall anything using isosurfaces. Could you give more details on
what this "eval/max_gradient" technique was?
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Find_edges filter?
Nope :) I've been doing some digging, but haven't gotten any responses as
yet. I was doing some work for 'Distributed Digital' last week when I saw a
note on using Pov and this method for fluid animations. The information was
incomplete and the few artists I've contacted haven't responded yet.
Can you give me any hint as to how this might work? (either way i.e.
find_edges, or eval/max_gradient) I realize that f_e is a post process
feature, but is there an example out there somewhere? Same (e/m_g)?
Grim
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When I want to do 2D cartoons I add these lines in the start of my scene
file:
global_settings {
post_process {find_edges{10000,.05,1,1,1,rgb 0}}
}
#default {finish {ambient 0.4 diffuse 0.3 brilliance 0}}
It's not perfect, but it works for some cases.
Hope this helps!
Rune
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