Christoph Hormann wrote in povray.binaries.images 10/03:
->>You can find some discussion about inclusion in megapov in the 
->>original announcement thread - with negative result for the moment so 
->>sum it up. If you would like to write some user documentation for it 
->>that would already be a large step forward.

To Chris Huff and other interested POV-Ray community members:

I would definitely be willing to write documentation and render examples 
for the blob2 patch. But to do so, I would need a compiled, working 
patch for Windows.

The documentation would be a collection of local, hyperlinked HTML 
files. I would approach the subject in a similar way as I did with the 
isosurface tutorial a couple years back. It would come from the 
end-user's perspective, giving practical applications, troubleshooting 
tips and easy usage guidlines.

Since I'm currently not working, it would give me a singular task to 
focus on for the moment, that is, if people are interested in the blob2 
patch.

A major concern about developing a new patch is whether or not the 
public is really interested in it. I believe the community of POV users 
would be interested in blob2, if they knew what could be accomplished 
with it. Fabien Mosen hit it right on the head when he said "SHOW 
PICTURES to the public". I believe this is how the isosurface became so 
popular.

I'm willing to push the project forward an inch or two. If you are 
interested, contact me or reply to this post.

Happy POVing!

-- 
Samuel Benge

stb### [at] hotmailcom

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