The only way to understand a feature is to spend three days playing
around with it.  Then apply it to a scene and totally relearn:)

Any computer you want to use is fine, as long as you have a lot of time. 

Indenting is a must

Scenes are never finished

It is of course P-O-V 

While loops are fine and good, but make sure your coordinates are polar
or spherical.

If you know how, do it yourself once, just to prove you could, then get
Steve Pidgeons Macro to do it better.

Even if you can't see it, you'll know your model is complete.  Make sure
you include far more detail than you need:)

Steve


  

Mike wrote:
> 
> Thank God someone else agrees with me!  I got into a big argument in a
> chat one time on the pronuciation of POV.  I was the only one that
> thought it should be pronouced as the acronym P-O-V.
> 
> So as far as I'm concerned I was right.  Hee hee.
> 
> -Mike
> 
> Ronald L. Parker wrote:
> 
> > >Pov is pronounced Pov (long "O") not Pav of Poov !
> >
> > POV is pronounced pee-oh-vee.
> >

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