11-03-2003, 07:26 PM
11-03-2003, 07:35 PM
Start with Screen 12 stuff: that's how I started, long before trying anything else. Screen 12 has equal scales on x and y, an allows focusing on the logics.
D/L Apollo12.bas from the article at QB Cult Magazine: when you're through with that, then try to plug a true colour module on it.
But don't try to skip steps... it took me one year and a half to digest all that stuff, knowing maths were not an issue for me.
D/L Apollo12.bas from the article at QB Cult Magazine: when you're through with that, then try to plug a true colour module on it.
But don't try to skip steps... it took me one year and a half to digest all that stuff, knowing maths were not an issue for me.
11-03-2003, 07:40 PM
wow. That code looks awesome. I'll take a good look at it at home. However, I like maths very much and I think I will be able to see what you're doing on some code pieces.
Thanks!
Thanks!
11-03-2003, 09:54 PM
cant wait for that pic to be posted :bounce:
11-03-2003, 10:33 PM
I hope to get most of the 100 remaining lines during the night...
If I launch the prog at 7:30 PM when I arrive home, I can let the machine work until 7:30AM when I go to work. That's 12 hours, so 72 lines.
So that will be 216 + 72 = 288 lines out of 300.
I can let the machine work during 2 hours (french lunch duration :lol: ), so that the pic should be finished by 8AM tomorrow, New-York time... 8)
If I launch the prog at 7:30 PM when I arrive home, I can let the machine work until 7:30AM when I go to work. That's 12 hours, so 72 lines.
So that will be 216 + 72 = 288 lines out of 300.
I can let the machine work during 2 hours (french lunch duration :lol: ), so that the pic should be finished by 8AM tomorrow, New-York time... 8)
11-03-2003, 10:36 PM
Quote:I hope to get most of the 100 remaining lines during the night...
If I launch the prog at 7:30 PM when I arrive home, I can let the machine work until 7:30Pm (sorry to nitpick ) when I go to work. That's 12 hours, so 72 lines.
So that will be 216 + 72 = 288 lines out of 300.
I can let the machine work during 2 hours (french lunch duration :lol: ), so that the pic should be finished by 8AM tomorrow, New-York time... 8)
I think you mean 7:30am. 2 hours of lunch break? You are one luck dude!
I can wait =P
11-03-2003, 10:51 PM
Well, people can't usually afford such a long lunch break, though we love eating in france. But since I arrive in the office at 8AM, and leave round 7PM, knowing I work home from time to time, to inlude some week-ends, I take long lunch breaks...
Remember that the legal worktime in France is now 35h/week, which is totally stupid since only the government employees can live that way... That's a major issue in france now...
Remember that the legal worktime in France is now 35h/week, which is totally stupid since only the government employees can live that way... That's a major issue in france now...
11-03-2003, 10:56 PM
You work for 11hrs a day? And you have work 5 days a week. That means you work for 55 hrs/week? Am I getting this correct?
11-04-2003, 01:10 AM
Most of the executive staff work between 50 and 70 hours per week, while others, like government employees, work at most 35 hours a week, sometimes less (like some teachers, not all) who work only 15 or 20 hours per week... Our country is full of contradictions of that kind, it's endless is fact...
11-04-2003, 01:53 PM
Here it is... finally:
I don't think I will do that again, even if I'm happy to have done it: so the first lines were plotted on Thursday the 30th, end of afternoon. We're on Tuesday the 4th, 9:45 Paris time.
The facts: 160000 cubes, ie 960000 polygons, 3D Perlin noise with 7 octaves for the colour...
The program can be downloaded here:
http://mandelbrot.dazibao.free.fr/Temp/Sponge.zip
If some of you have some ideas to speed-up the process, well you're wellcome !
I don't think I will do that again, even if I'm happy to have done it: so the first lines were plotted on Thursday the 30th, end of afternoon. We're on Tuesday the 4th, 9:45 Paris time.
The facts: 160000 cubes, ie 960000 polygons, 3D Perlin noise with 7 octaves for the colour...
The program can be downloaded here:
http://mandelbrot.dazibao.free.fr/Temp/Sponge.zip
If some of you have some ideas to speed-up the process, well you're wellcome !