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Date: 03 Jun 1995 13:06:00 +0200
From: [e-mail] (Marco Brunner)
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Subject: Re: different fluids - different colours
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Hi hatter: (and all others, answerd me)

You wrote to the subject: different fluids - different colours:
Well thats my answer:

> I think most packages have the option of making bitmaps transparent/
> translucent.  If you can do this, then you have to wrap the bitmap around
> the half of the glass you can see, to prevent getting the density too far
> out.  Or maybe you can create the different shade between the edge of the
> glass and the centre on the bitmap.  Can't think of a workable solution to
> getting the top of the liquid right.

First thanks, for the much answers to my problem, but, their wasnt still
one I can using to get a good result. - Is it realy impossible, to
raytrace such a picture? - (It should look like a real cocktail with
transparent fluids, and backround, shining through.)

Have anyone an idea?


_cu -Marco_
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