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On Fri, 25 Aug 1995, Dan Ablan wrote:

>     Well, believe it or not, I'm using CRUST, in conjunction with
>     a nice image map, for human skin.  It looks pretty damn good....
>     CRUST is also great for simple planets, moons, and,
>     textured backgrounds.

VERY interesting!  I've used Crust for landscaping and planetoid
surfaces, but I never thought of using it for sking....I'm gonna
have to try that!  Thanks for the idea!

                                     -David Warner

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