[comp.graphics] ftp sites

odin@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Jon Granrose) (03/07/89)

	Sorry if this gets sent out more than once but I tried once and
it got nuked right in the middle of sending.

	Basically, I'm looking for FTP sites accepting anonymous login.  I
have created a list on my own (with some help from some people, much thanks)
of a little over 150 sites and am looking for more.  If anyone else has a list
of favorite FTP sites they frequent I would be grateful for any lists or other
information you could mail me.  Right now my list has the name, IP address, and
a short dscription of what was there that caught my interest.  If there are any
requests for a final list I could summarize and post to the net.

Thank you,
Jon Granrose
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sjm@cs.purdue.EDU (Scott J Mark) (11/12/89)

	Ignoring the question of images groups for the moment, I'd like
to know if anyone is even CREATING images anymore.  I've run through
several anonymous ftp sites, and none seems to have any images that
haven't been around for several months.

	Is anyone producing new images?  If so, do you have anonymous
ftp availablility?  I know that many people dont have ftp, so maybe ftp
isn't the final solution.  But in the meantime, lots of people do have
it, and we'd like to see some new things.

							Scott Mark
-- 
sjm@cs.purdue.edu

prem@geomag.fsu.edu (Prem Subrahmanyam) (11/13/89)

   When I have time, I try creating new images with QRT.  However, time 
   has made it impossible to do anything very recently (within a month
   or so).  I am also porting many Amiga HAM files to GIF or Sun raster
   versions (with a loss of color, of course).  

   ftp to

   geomag.gly.fsu.edu  128.186.10.2  (anonymously)

   and then

   cd to 

   /pub/pics

   Look in the 256_color directory for original titles that you haven't
   seen before.  

   As I develop my new algorithm for ray-tracing, I will be creating
   a multitude of new images.  I will place these there as well.  Some
   of what I've been doing include:

   snow covered fractal mountains (in DBW_Render)
   a telescope (designed using conics in QRT)

   I know the first is not *original*, but my pictures are.  Look for
   these in upcoming months on the ftp site.
   ---Prem Subrahmanyam

hascall@atanasoff.cs.iastate.edu (John Hascall) (11/14/89)

In article <362@fsu.scri.fsu.edu> prem@geomag.UUCP (Prem Subrahmanyam) writes:
 
}   When I have time, I try creating new images with QRT.
}   ftp to geomag.gly.fsu.edu  128.186.10.2  (anonymously)
}   and then cd to /pub/pics/256_color

    Sorry to post, but mail was braindead I guess... maybe someone else
    knows the answer anyway.

    I FTP'd a couple of these images, but what kind of image format is
    RST (i.e., one of the files was named beach2.rst)?  Does anyone have
    info on this format?

    Thanks,
    John Hascall  /  hascall@atanasoff.cs.iastate.edu  [129.186.3.1]

prem@geomag.fsu.edu (Prem Subrahmanyam) (11/15/89)

In article <1935@atanasoff.cs.iastate.edu> hascall@atanasoff.UUCP (John Hascall) writes:
>    I FTP'd a couple of these images, but what kind of image format is
>    RST (i.e., one of the files was named beach2.rst)?  Does anyone have
>    info on this format?

   Sun-raster (makes sense since the machine on which they reside is a
   color Sun 3/60).  The FBM package by Michael Mauldin can convert to
   and from this format to others (Amiga IFF, GIF, FACE, etc.).  I don't
   have the specs on the Sun raster format, sorry.
   ---Prem Subrahmanyam

zs04+@andrew.cmu.edu (Zachary T. Smith) (11/19/89)

Does anyone keep a master list of ftp sites anywhere? I've got
one that was posted to comp.graphics a while ago by
odin@ucscb.ucsc.edu. Still shouldn't the net administrators be
handling this and posting a list somewhere more standardized (than
comp.graphics)?

-ZTSmith (zs04+@andrew.cmu.edu)