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Ken was talking about the matches on fire in a book of matches.
It is all halo I believe and isn't exactly a "flame" such as that of a candle.
It isn't very easy to get a good looking candle flame, I know because I've
tried. If you need to see it, I'll send it your way if I can locate it.
Perhaps the most unavoidable problem with them is the background, any changes
make the flame appear very different.
Message <363355B0.52D055A0@hagware.com>, Patrick Hagerty typed...
>
>Ken,
>
> I'm also interested in a semi-realistic (or better) flame and I looked
>for the example scene you mentioned, but there doesn't seem to be any such
>object. I have also taken the time to render all of the examples shipped
>with POV and used a graphical image browser and don't see any that have
>anything that looks like a flame in them.
>
>If I've overlooked something, I'd appreciate being set straight.
>
>Thanks,
>Patrick Hagerty
>pat### [at] hagware com
>
>
>Ken wrote:
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>> There is one example scene provided with POV-Ray I believe
>> the title is matches.pov. It is an excellent example of producing
>> flames. In POV-Ray 3.01 it was in the showoff directory.
>>
>> Ken
>>
>> Ashley McGlone wrote:
>>
>> > Does anyone know how to create a realistic candle flame and use it as a
>> > light source? Please reply to me privately. TIA
>> >
>> > Mr. Ashley McGlone
>> > Ash### [at] PremierWeb Net
>
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=Bob
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