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Spider wrote:
>
> ok, I'm gettings ready to install Linux (Redhat 5.2 for now, it's supposed to be
> easy enough) and I want to know where and how to get pov up and running. As
> well, what is the favoured editor, and how do i get it up and running??
>
> yeye, see me as the total newbie and so on. I'm looking forward for the use of
> my system, for once :-)
>
I don't know about Redhat (I use SuSe) but the 3.02 version should be in
the distribution as a rpm. After installing there should be two
executables. One is called x-povray which needs the X-windows
environment and one is called s-povray which should be running on the
console (using svgalib I guess ... never used it). You start povray by
calling it with the command line options. With an .ini file this can be
quit short. I could look like this:
>x-povray +itest.pov +l/home/Marc/povray3/include +w400 +h300 +d +v +p +x
There are even some programs out there that give you something like the
interface in the windows world:
http://www.cmpu.net/public/wdh/pov_motif/
http://cspara.uah.edu/~mallozzir/software/xforms/xfpovray.html
I haven't used them. I prefer emacs.
I hope this one helps,
Marc
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Marc Schimmler
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