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From: prem@geomag.fsu.edu (Prem Subrahmanyam)
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Subject: Re: Computer Dreams and water
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Date: 15 Sep 89 03:53:57 GMT
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    DBW_Render does exactly what you're looking for.  In int.c, I believe,
    it uses user-defined wave sources to bend the surface normal to then
    create really nice rippling.  It's available on our anonymous ftp
    account (geomag.gly.fsu.edu 128.186.10.2) under /pub/pics/DBW.src .
    It's a very powerful ray-tracer and uses the wave textures to
    do other neat things (like marble, wood, mottling).
    ---Prem S.