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DescriptionFighting lightsabres.jpg	Dansk: Tegning af et blåt og rødt lyssværd, der fægter. Kan bruges som et ikon. English: Drawing of a red and a blue lightsaber fighting. Can be used as an icon. Italiano: Immagine raffigurante due spade laser incrociate, una rossa e una blu. Può essere usata come icona
Date	19 October 2006
Source	Own work
Author	Søren Peo Pedersen
Permission (Reusing this file)	Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse I, the copyright holder of this work, release this work into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In some countries this may not be legally possible; if so: I grant anyone the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.
Other versions	Dueling lightsabers.svg

Peo's version is made using the Persistence of Vision Raytracer, or "POV-Ray" for short. Use the code below to have this program render this image in any desired size/resolution:

global_settings {max_trace_level  10}

#declare HandleMetal=texture {pigment {color rgb .5} // Metal for end
  finish {ambient .4 reflection .6 phong 1 metallic} // parts of handle 
  }
  
#macro Saber(BeamColor) // Renders one saber with specified beam color
union {
  // Parts forming the handle:
  cone {<0,-4,0>,.05,<0,-3.9,0>,.17 texture {HandleMetal}}
  cylinder {<0,-3.9,0>,<0,-3.85,0>,.17 texture {HandleMetal}}
  cone {<0,-3.85,0>,.17,<0,-3.83,0>,.15 texture {HandleMetal}}
  cylinder {<0,-3.83,0>,<0,-2.3,0>,.15 pigment {color rgb .5} finish {ambient .4}}
  cone {<0,-2.3,0>,.17,<0,-2.28,0>,.15 open texture {HandleMetal}}
  cylinder {<0,-2.28,0>,<0,-2.26,0>,.17 open texture {HandleMetal}}
  cone {<0,-2.26,0>,.17,<0,-2.01,0>,.1 open texture {HandleMetal}}
  
  // The beam:
  cylinder {<0,-2,0>,<0,4,0>,1
    pigment {color rgbt 1}
    hollow
    interior {
      media {
        intervals 10 samples 10,100 confidence 0.9  // Settings re-
        variance 1.0/128 ratio 0.9 // garding the "glowing" beam
        absorption rgb <1,1,1>-BeamColor
        method 3
        density {
          cylindrical
          density_map {           // Density: Most dense along
            [0 color rgb 0]       // the axis, or "center", of
            [.4 color rgb .0625]  // the beam; fading off at
            [.5 color rgb .125]   // greater distances from the
            [.6 color rgb .25]    // beam.
            [.7 color rgb .5]
            [.8 color rgb 1]
            [.9 color rgb 2]
            [1 color rgb 10]
            } // End of density_map
          } // End of density
        } // End of media
      } //end of interior
    } //end of "beam" cylinder
  } // End of entire saber definition:
#end

#declare Spotty=pigment { // Pattern for "spotty
  bumps                   // surroundings", to
  color_map {             // make metals look
    [0 color rgb 0]       // "really metallic".
    [1 color rgb 1]
    }
  scale .3
  }
 
sky_sphere {pigment { // Combine spotty pattern
  gradient z          // with a neutral, white
  pigment_map {       // background for the a-
    [0 Spotty]        // rea the camera "sees".
    [.884 Spotty]
    [.884 color rgb 1]
    [1 color rgb 1]
    }
  translate -.5
  scale 2
  }}

#object {Saber(<1,.3,.1>) rotate <0,0,-53>}
#object {Saber(<.1,.3,1>) rotate <0,0,53>}

camera {
  location <0,0,-5.5>
  look_at 0
  }

light_source {<-100,200,-150> color rgb 1}
light_source {<200,150,100> color rgb 1}