09-01-2007 12:09

Greg Marra

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

High resolution renders would be awesome. A lot of monitors these days display much more than 1024x768, and stretching up one of these awesome renders will make it look worse. My laptop runs 1440x900, which is widescreen, but would mean that one of these would get fairly blurry from sizing it up.

Can you release high-resolution renders? Thanks.

09-01-2007 14:44

ZZII 527

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Marra High resolution renders would be awesome. A lot of monitors these days display much more than 1024x768, and stretching up one of these awesome renders will make it look worse. My laptop runs 1440x900, which is widescreen, but would mean that one of these would get fairly blurry from sizing it up. Can you release high-resolution renders? Thanks.

09-01-2007 15:13

Eldarion

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

1280x800 please? Not sure if that is already in the list of *XGA reolutions you had there.

Thanks!

09-01-2007 16:40

Tim Arnold

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

This is probably a bit much to ask, but I would love to have a widescreen version for my rig. And by widescreen, I mean two 1680x1050 monitors, hehe.

Thus, my request is for a 3360x1050 of the entire field, perhaps on a slight angle or whatever you think looks good (I use a nifty program called UltraMon that will split the photo for each monitor).

Its hard to find wallpapers for this size of screen, so I would greatly appreciate it if you took a shot

09-01-2007 22:53

ZZII 527

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

New resolutions added, including one huge (3840x1200) dual-desktop one. I'm working on a few more different angles, including a rack close-up, at 1920x1200.

http://web.mit.edu/first/2007pov/2007pov.html

10-01-2007 11:39

jonny2112

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

Could you make the obstructed drivers views with less ringers on the rack. It would be nice to see how obstructed it looks when there are only like 5-10 ringers on the rack.
also if you could get 1680-1050 resolution. That would be nice

10-01-2007 12:12

BuddyB309

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

You owe me a new keyboard. It shorted out from when I started drooling over the sight of your render.

Very very good job. This is going on my desktop.

12-01-2007 01:04

Uberbots

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

I like these! the only problem i see is that the camera width on the dual screen one is a bit wide... is it supposed to be like this?

24-01-2007 22:26

Elpants

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

One quick question, My laptop is able to run 2 moniters off the onboard ATI video card. However when I do set the double moniter image as desktop background it shows as a smushed image on each moniter not stretching from 1 to the other.

Any way I can fix this?

25-01-2007 08:12

ZZII 527

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elpants One quick question, My laptop is able to run 2 moniters off the onboard ATI video card. However when I do set the double moniter image as desktop background it shows as a smushed image on each moniter not stretching from 1 to the other. Any way I can fix this?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tim Arnold This is probably a bit much to ask, but I would love to have a widescreen version for my rig. And by widescreen, I mean two 1680x1050 monitors, hehe. Thus, my request is for a 3360x1050 of the entire field, perhaps on a slight angle or whatever you think looks good (I use a nifty program called UltraMon that will split the photo for each monitor). Its hard to find wallpapers for this size of screen, so I would greatly appreciate it if you took a shot

25-01-2007 10:34

fimmel

Re: pic: 2007 POV-Ray Desktops

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elpants One quick question, My laptop is able to run 2 moniters off the onboard ATI video card. However when I do set the double moniter image as desktop background it shows as a smushed image on each moniter not stretching from 1 to the other. Any way I can fix this?