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31 Jul 2024 02:22:03 EDT (-0400)
  Re: Another isosurface rock test  
From: Robert McGregor
Date: 24 Jun 2010 20:45:02
Message: <web.4c23fa6855ec1e274726e92b0@news.povray.org>
@Dave - Thanks, that's nice to "hear" :)

@Jim - Ditto!

@nemesis - Aye, maybe too porous, but that was the challenge ;)

@Thomas - Heh, that works for me!

@Paolo - Thanks, the ground was just a quickie texture

@Yadgar - The ground texture is actually just a tiled image/bump map (cracked
paint on an old door). The image finished in about 17 minutes on my new Intel
Core i7 920 (8 rendering threads; finally, yay!).


Okay, here's another isosurface rock - a really big one - a shot of the moon
from a little animation test I started today. The moon is an isosurface with the
same type of spherical deformation code as the rock. Average frame rate was 3
minutes at HD 1920x1080 px.


Now playing: Spiritual Black Dimensions (Dimmu Borgir)

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