I used my Tweener program for my winning IRTC entry.  Not very
sophisticated, but it worked.  It took MORAY outputted script
files and parsed them.  I used Moray to set up my "keyframes"
(posing the characters, camera, lights, spline paths, etc) and
then Tweener to in-between them for me.  It worked for Polyray,
but POV and Polyray were VERY similar in their scripts.

-peter

Martin Trautmann wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> We are developing an animation program for PovRAY for three years.
> It has a quite powerful core that can interprete very different types of
> input, but the concrete functionality has to be improved. We will
> announce it when it has more useful functions.
> 
> Now I am interested in the currently common ways of generating povray
> animations. (clock variable, pov3.5 macros, other macros, external
> programs, Modellers with keyframing, ... ?)
> 
> What ways are currently used?
> Which ones would you use for a quite complex film perhaps for the IRTC?
> 
> bye
> 
> Martin Trautmann

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