// texture: "Stone with patina" or something like "Corroded iron"
// render : [800x600, AA 0.1]

#include "textures.inc"

global_settings {
 assumed_gamma 1.5
}


background {rgb 0.75}

torus { 3, 1

 texture { Silver_Metal }

 pigment { cells
  turbulence 1 octaves 5 omega 1 lambda 5
 }

 normal { cells -5
  turbulence 1 octaves 5 omega 1 lambda 5
  accuracy 0.001
 }

 rotate <90,-90,0>
 translate <-2,0,2>
 no_reflection
}


light_source {<5,5,-5>, 1 area_light <6,0,0>, <0,6,0>,9, 9 adaptive 3 jitter }

light_source {<-5,5,-5>, 0.5 shadowless}

camera {
 location <5,0,-5>
 look_at 0
}
//---EOF----

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On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 01:25:31 -0500, Meothuru wrote:

> // texture: "Stone with patina" or something like "Corroded iron" //
> render : [800x600, AA 0.1]
> 
> #include "textures.inc"
> 

--snip--

I like the texture.  Is there a way to vary the colors in the patina/rust 
so that it might show some color variation?

-->jeff

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jgentry <jge### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 01:25:31 -0500, Meothuru wrote:
>
> > // texture: "Stone with patina" or something like "Corroded iron" //
> > render : [800x600, AA 0.1]
> >
> > #include "textures.inc"
> >
>
> --snip--
>
> I like the texture.  Is there a way to vary the colors in the patina/rust
> so that it might show some color variation?
>
> -->jeff

Yes there is, try this:
texture{
 pigment { cells
  turbulence 1 octaves 5 omega 1 lambda 5
  color_map{[0.0 color rgb <0.5,0.3,0.1>][0.5 color rgb 0.45][1.0 color rgb
<0.5,0.3,0.1>]}
 }
 normal { cells -5
  turbulence 1 octaves 5 omega 1 lambda 5
  accuracy 0.001
  }
}
You can then vary colours to your liking. If you want the rust not to have the
reflective finish, declare the above as My_rust and do the following:
#declare My_rust2=
texture{ cells
  turbulence 1 octaves 5 omega 1 lambda 5
 texture_map {
  [0.0 My_rust][0.5 T_Silver_3C][1.0 My_rust]}
};

It looks really convincing, IMO.

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