Wlodzimierz ABX Skiba wrote:
> 
> for Jerome Grimbert according to discussion at p.u-p
> 
> sphere {  0.0, 1
>   translate x*1.5
>   deform { twist -4 }
>   translate z*2
>   translate -x*1.25
> }
> 
> reflection and shadow created by deformed sphere
> 

The 'top' pattern of the sphere is strange: I would have expected to see
the sky.
It seems that you have a line of discontinuity on the picture
going from the top left to the bottom right.

Could you put a mirror behind (3/4) the twisted sphere ?
(When I talked about the reflection, it was reflection OF the object,
not ON the object, sorry for the misunderstanding).

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> The 'top' pattern of the sphere is strange: I would have expected to see
> the sky.

This is me. I have modified default scene with default camera
center of sphere is 0 but location of camera has 0.5 as y

> It seems that you have a line of discontinuity on the picture
> going from the top left to the bottom right.

I'm not sure it is is line of discontinuity.
I have meet some strange results on some images
but always when I parsed them with trace() and puted cylinders along normals
everything appears ok.
The main problem with this misunderstand belongs to twisting.

> Could you put a mirror behind (3/4) the twisted sphere ?

sure

ABX

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> Could you put a mirror behind (3/4) the twisted sphere ?

animation just sended to p.b.a
what next example you want ?

ABX

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Wlodzimierz ABX Skiba wrote:
> 

> > Could you put a mirror behind (3/4) the twisted sphere ?
> 
> animation just sended to p.b.a
> what next example you want ?
> 
Congratulations!!

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> > > Could you put a mirror behind (3/4) the twisted sphere ?
> >
> > animation just sended to p.b.a
> > what next example you want ?
>
> Congratulations!!

Thank you. We had very creative discussion.

btw: there will be another animation in p.b.a today or tomorrow.

ABX

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