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- Short: Real 3D V2 raytraced bowling alley [DD]
- Type: pix/trace
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- PICTURE Bowling.jpg (51633 bytes)
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- SIZE 640 * 512 pixels
-
-
- FORMAT JFIF/JPEG
-
- The picture has been converted from 24-bit RGB image with
- free JPEG software version 4, using quality 85.
-
- JPEG format has been developed by Independent JPEG Group.
-
-
- ABOUT THE IMAGE
-
- A picture of a bowling alley is a good for showing some capabilities
- of Real 3D V2. Maybe that's way they have put a bowling picture on
- the cover of the Real 3D package.
-
- I wanted to create my own bowling-alley picture and here is the
- result. The pins have been created using Real 3D's lathe-command,
- which constructs complex objects from simple solid primitives like
- cylinders and hyperboloids. The pin surface is totally smooth and
- it's also very fast to render this, because no polygons are used.
-
- The ball was harder to create than I thought. First I tried
- to create a totally black ball, but it absorbed all the light
- and didn't create any reflections. Then I tried a dark grey ball,
- which created some reflections, but the ball was grey, not black.
- Somebody suggested on Real 3D mailing list, that a bowling ball
- could have a 'wax' layer on the surface of the ball. So I created
- a wax layer, which I made totally transparent and 100% reflective.
- As you can see, the ball is now black on the middle, and there
- are some reflections on the edges. Also there is a specular
- highlight created by the lamp. (There should be an option to
- adjust the color of the surface reflections, it would be much
- easier to create these kind of surfaces that way.)
-
- The positions of the pins have been calculated using Real 3D's
- collision detection feature. I created the scene so that the
- pins were in an initial position, like in a real bowling alley,
- and then I threw the ball at them.
-
- The motion blur was calculated with Real 3D. It is not intended
- for still images, and doesn't look very good on them, but it
- makes animations look much smoother.
-
-
- RELEASE DATE
-
- 5 August 1993
-
-
- SOFTWARE
-
- Real 3D V2 V2.34
-
- Real 3D V2 is the most professional three dimensional rendering
- program available for any home computer.
-
- The image was created on Commodore Amiga personal computer.
-
- Real 3D V2 is a trademark of RealSoft KY.
-
-
- LEGAL You may copy and distribute this archive, containing this
- README file, the INDEX file and the picture file. This README
- file MUST BE INCLUDED in the archive.
-
- If you post this image to some Usenet newsgroup, the README
- file must be included with the post.
-
- You are not allowed to modify or retouch the image in any way.
- This image must be distributed in its original JPEG format.
-
- You may use the image in your own productions as long as you
- mention the author, 'Delusion designs' somewhere in your
- product.
-
- You are not allowed to sell this image. Your are only allowed
- to charge a minimal copying fee, that may not exceed the price
- of a one 3 1/2 floppy disk.
-
- On brain-dead filesystems, you may abbreviate the name of the
- archive and the name of the picture.
-
- Copyright © Delusion designs 1993 - All rights reserved
-