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>From: gt0t+@andrew.cmu.edu (Gregory Ross Thompson)
Newsgroups: comp.binaries.apple2
Subject: Re: Ray Traced Spheres
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Date: 21 Feb 90 21:44:20 GMT
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  Sorry about not saying this in the initial post, but the pics are
for a GS, and made on a GS (mine as a matter of fact).  They're all in
Apple Preferred format...  Just about anything should be able to read
'em.  I'm working on doing some kick-butt ray-traces on a workstation.
If I get any decent ones, I'll put 'em up in GIF format.  They'll
probably be 512x512x256, so the GS won't really show 'em in full
splendor, but what the heck.  If anyone has a REALLY good algorithm
for using multiple pallattes, or using the 3200 color mode, please
mail me.

                -Greg T.