and another one, the resolution of these frames is 1920x1080.
the resolution reported at the bottom of the image is not correct.
Zareh

here is a frame:

Hi,

If you have a chance please check out:

http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/odyssey/

and for the hi-res version of the animation, checko out:

http://themis.asu.edu/valles_video

we used infiniMap Pro for the texture map of Valles Marineris.

take care,
Zareh

Hi there,

We're currently working on a bunch of Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) animations at JPL. We have an infiniMapped Mars. As soon as the animations are released I'll post a link to them here.

best,
Zareh

Looks great Mike!

looking forward to seeing the finished version when you're done.

best,
Zareh

I see. thanks for clearing that up Mike. So I guess unless the plugin is going to create it's own data structure duplicating the vertex and connectivity information of LW's object it isn't going to be possible to do a good general purpose displacement plugin for LightWave.
take care,
Zareh

I see. Thanks for the clarification Mike.
I must admit I don't quite understand what the difficulty is with using a 16 bit image as a displacement map in LightWave. I remember you saying something about this a while ago and now I was reading more stuff about it regarding ZBrush maps and LightWave displacements. Is it because LightWave's SDK allows displacement values of 0-255?
Regards,
Zareh

that's great Mike!
I didn't know JPEG 2000 could handle 16 bit images.
take care,
Zareh

Hi Mike,
I was wondering if you've given any thought to supporting HDR images or .exr images? Can't say I've used HDR images much but I have used .exr images. Are either of these two formats true floating point?
I wouldn't classify either of these as more important than supporting 16 bit images though.
Best Regards,
Zareh

that is excellent!
can't wait to test the new texture filtering stuff.
Zareh

infiniMapPro 1.0.2 build 38 worked great for me!
the delays in the surface editor went away.
thank you!
Zareh
P.S. good luck with the bump mapping

That's great news!

Zareh