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Re: My first rendering of a CAD-model.....
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lugnet.cad
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Sun, 25 May 2003 19:47:30 GMT
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javanree@vanree.!avoidspam!net
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Reinhard "Ben" Beneke wrote:
> I have already taken a look at Jeroes pages (and found the grey 9V wheel
> blocks with black wheels there).
> But he wrote it would overstep newbies abilities to work with his "tricks"
> - one should have at least a half year of povray experience.
Guess I missed that part when I tried it ;) Well manuals and readme's are
usually only included as a last resort...
> Anyway: even
> now it took partly over 4 hours (on a pentium IV) to render my train in
> 1024x768. I think 3 days (or for a bigger train 2 wheeks?!) would be
> hardly to bear....
Yeah it's a pain sometimes. When I rendered the instructions for my Santa Fe
manual it took me almost 2 weeks for all the images to be rendered, quite
frustrating. Already looked into faster rendering methods, but apart from
(ab)using some machines I have access to nothing that is budget-neutral
came to mind :D
--
Jan-Albert van Ree | http://www.vanree.net/~javanree/
LEGO Santa Fe B-unit | http://www.vanree.net/~javanree/lego/f7b.html
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