Screw it Silencefreedom, if you don't want to make your codes public then I will put mine. The idea of procedural render came from demoscene and artscene. Game programming actually applies this in open world genre.
However instead of write a long ass code page based on POV ray I rather put some simpler ones up for references.
EDIT: Also, fuck April fool. If you can't read the codes then it's your own problem simple.
Ascii generator http://pastebin.com/dZtxKx4k (Python)
POVray mock up http://pastebin.com/LEbS408v (C)
Procedural renderer http://pastebin.com/NuXuFhk4 (C)
http://pastebin.com/W5eJQLvz (C#)
http://pastebin.com/iXDuuCQL (C++)
P.S. I will update soon.
silencefreedom
There is a reason why I do not want to make my source codes out for free. Too many thieves.
Remember I told you that collab 3D photo-realism engine in Object Oriented C back in Canada (2009)? For shit I make it available on SourceForge, next thing I know those guys from Spain hacked my page, took my codes and make them commercial project for themselves. I sued but not enough evidences (Spain they said). SourceForge didn't even give a shit for my lost work. Fuck them.
I shall never release my codes for free again. Sure I release compiled stuff but good luck disassembling them. I hardcode al my sources.
Wurfel-Waffles
I know SourceForge got 'injected' twice between 2009 - 2011. 2 major ones. Some users lost all their data. I'm sorry man.
I hate you put that prank on your own sister. She almost cried! What the fuck were you thinking man? She hates spiders and you put a mockup one on top of her beddoor! I know it was you immediately because you are the only spider-maniac in the whole group. You scared Nara last year you SOB!
However sure party was fucking hilaroius when Wong jumped into the wines! Thought he never wanted to have alcohol. lol.