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> You have to understand what inside and outside are before you can make
> their difference:
Yes, I know. T'was meant to be a joke; a literal interpretation of your
sentence.
Slightly more on topic, why does POV consider a light_source to be a 'patch
object' in the following code, when it complains about 'cannot invert a patch
object'? Because it just happens to be lumped with the list of things that
don't have inverses, which happen to mostly be patches?
// POV warns about 'cannot invert a patch object' on the second line.
#declare ls = light_source {<2,3,4>,rgb 1}
object {ls inverse}
-Alex V.
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