 | | | | | | |
| |
|
Posted on behalf of Andreas Weissenburg
aw1leninsnow.pov
aw1makesnow.inc
Hi Tim,
I was actually lurking around the povray pages to see, what I can learn next,
when you started the contest/challenge. And I stumbled over a macro by Gilles
Tran which generates kind of snow on objects and after you have choosen the
lenin statue I thought, that might fit. The macro ist maybe not the best for
hard edges like lego bricks but I have processed a good result (at least in my
opinion).
I do not know, if such a macro fits the rules but at least it should be ok for
challenge entry and not contest entry, since it shows, how povray community work
could be integrated in an own scenery.
For this and since my lugnet account I still not confirmed, I send you the files
and ask if you can accept this as a challenge entry. I commented the povray code
at the relevant lines. It is rendered with radiosity and I used lgeo (w. fixes)
but I excluded additional colour changes to be more focused on the snow. I also
attached the macro file “makesnow.inc” (by Gilles Tran found
here) and a 800x600
jpg-file of the result. Postprocessing was only the reduction from 1024x768 bmp
to 800x600 jpg and adding a small black frame for protecting the picture. This
was done in Picture Publisher. I will see if I can add more entries (challenge
or contest), but already thank you for the event.
Andreas
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
--SNIP--
| |
I do not know, if such a macro fits the rules but at least it should be ok
for challenge entry and not contest entry, since it shows, how povray
community work could be integrated in an own scenery.
|
Any macro is perfectly valid. If they do not have a copyright which allows
republication (such as Creative Commons or GFDL) then you must provide a link to
the macro if submitting as a contest entry.
Tim
--SNIP--
| | | | | | |
