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"John VanZwieten" <john_vanzwieten@msn.com> writes:
> That will solve part of the problem, but since minifig homes often
> don't have backs, you end up seeing right through the house.
You could add a large quad to the back of each house...but then you can't
see the interiors looking from the back.
> Perhaps I could add glass to all the windows, then define the glass
> properties in POV to reflect and refract the light beyond recognition.
Tips >for doing this are quite welcome.
Wouldn't that add a lot to the rendering time?
--Bram
BTW, if you want some rolling hills to break up the horizon line a bit, I
think I could throw a height field together...
Bram Lambrecht / o o \ BramL@juno.com
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| (...) That will solve part of the problem, but since minifig homes often don't have backs, you end up seeing right through the house. Perhaps I could add glass to all the windows, then define the glass properties in POV to reflect and refract the (...) (25 years ago, 3-Sep-99, to lugnet.cad, lugnet.general)
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