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Published: 2008-02-25 23:44:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 4216; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 185
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no photoshop used besides the text you can verify this (if you have a 64bit os) by clicking download and running the program!it only works with 1, 2 and 4 logical processors unfortunately due to my shitty multithreading code
a core i7 920 with 4 threads (no ht) gets 150k and 77k for the second exes respectively.
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Serpinsky Cube? 
[link]
I can do that part with povray. ... but the glitch.... ..hmm.. maybe i need to apply a texture to my camera :/
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it's actually icosahedral; there are other renders of it in my gallery that show this better, since the fov is really (too) wide in this render.
as for pov-ray, the 1980s called and they want their ray tracing tech back
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I know 
I was bitching about this on #povray @freenode.
( theres a small consortium of us whom have an epic converstation every 6-or-more months, and half of the comments are "OMG!.. PEOPLE TALKING. WTF?"
)
computers have come forward bazillions of clock speeds, and all i can produce is renders that look 10 years old and take weeks to produce.
Unfortunately, {$otherlanguages} are either
1) worse ( YAFRAY )
2) non-free
3) have a crap language ( YAFRAY )
4) have a crap interface ( blender goes here )
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you might be interested to check out indigo renderer's capabilities; btw recently i got the chance to visit the author in wellington (see [link] ). now i can see you're gonna raise the crap interface objection here, but mehhh some fights are worth it eh
if you need more motivation to check it out, visit [link]
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5) wont run on linux without scores of "OMG USE WINE"-tards.
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Hmmm... Could it be that you actually visualized a fractal dimension with this image? It's completely cut in more or less randomly big pieces
Maybe, your camera looked into dimension 2.5 instead of 3 xD
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nope, it's definitely a forced bug in some very deep part of my code that reaches far into everything
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yeah that's the nice thing about graphics programming, often when things are incorrect you get very weird images as a result
there's a really great thread on my favourite forum about such rendering bugs: [link]
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Sometimes accidents are good... Take penicillin, for example... or this render.
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much appreciated 
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Look excellent
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thank you, i'm exceedingly pleased to hear that from a "classical" artist!
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thanks
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danke 
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und das lese ich jetzt -__-* hab gerade eine 32bit drauf gemacht ,aber thx fΓΌr die info xD
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Wow! How did you produce that cubistic(very -ish) glitch? O.o
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Nice!
Only 64-bit you say? Damn you 
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i tried to make a 32bit build but it just doesn't wanna work :/
and actually, photorealistic rendering is my new-old thing (fractals were a diversion), but here i encountered a bug with fun effects!
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Ah, well, I hope you encounter many more bugs then
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That is really cool-I like your concept! I like the gradient too, it almost looks like it was penciled in.
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that's two things i can't take credit for, but thanks 
the "gradient" is sunlight [link] and metal [link]
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Well, I still give you credit for mashing it all together into a great piece!
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