RJJ Marble Texture 
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What are RJJ Textures RJJ Textures are a set of procedural textures for use with Impulse's ray tracer, Imagine for Windows. They are a set of colour and bump textures that share a common set of user definable parameters. In addition, they all inter-relate so that bump colours can be modified by other RJJ textures and material maps can be generated to blend other RJJ textures together.

RJJ Marble Examples Here's just few textures RJJ Marble can generate.....

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Amber Blood Marble Cloud Marble Electro Ball Jade More Lightening White Marble I
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Vascular
Uses rjcaust		 Plasma Ball Red Marble White Marble II Transporter Bathroom Floor
Uses rjscheck		 Uncut Gemstone
Uses rjnoiseb
RJJ Marble This texture provides marble effect pattern. That is, the kind of pattern produced by, well, marble. The overall scale of the texture is determined by the texture axes.

Frequency The repetition rate of the pattern can be modified.
Phase The phasing of the pattern can be tightly controlled.
Turbulence Turbulence can be added with the size, period, noise and number of octaves all being controllable.
Colour Maps Each texture can have a up to four colours in its colour map. This can be expanded indefinitely using additional textures.
Alpha Maps Each texture can have a up to four Alpha values in its colour map. This can be expanded indefinitely using additional textures.
Material Maps Any texture can be used to control the application of other textures. These can be any of the RJJ colour or bump textures.
Scale Maps Any texture can be used to control the scale of the next texture applied.
Filter The pattern can be used to affect the object's filter values.
Reflect The pattern can be used to affect the object's reflectivity values.