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From: speer@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Rick Speer)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re:  Radiosity: Jittering??? (Open letter to Richie Crowder)
Keywords: radiosity, stochastic sampling, homework
Message-ID: <1991Jan4.024324.1223@csn.org>
Date: 4 Jan 91 02:43:24 GMT
References: Article 1110 of comp.graphics
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Recently, Richie Crowder (iscrowder@brb.isnet.inmos.co.uk), who signs
himself 'Industrial Student Programmer', writes to ask,

> "What effects would jittering (ie. as in distributed raytracing) of rays
> projected from a patch and travelling through various windows within a
> hemi-cube (hemi-sphere, hemi-cylinder) have on the scene????"


Richie, I notice that in this note and also in the last one you posted, I
believe, your questions are surrounded by quotes. Other non-questions in
your notes, i.e., statements, are not so surrounded. So these questions
you're posting, they wouldn't be from a take-home exam or even be your
industrial internship tasks, would they? Are you asking us to do your
(home)work for you? If not, why do your questions grammatically feel like
they're coming from a written source?

Just curious.

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