Hi Greg!

The solution is to skew your camera using a matrix, like in the code below.
Render the code as a small cyclic animation and you'll see what it looks
like.

You need to use the ini-option -uv to turn off the vista buffer.

Hope that helps!

// start of code

camera {
   location 0 angle 120 look_at z
   matrix <
      1,0,0,
      0,1,0,
      sin(clock*2*pi),0,1,
      0,0,0
   >
   translate -5*z
}

background {color <0.2,0.6,1.0>}

light_source {<1,2,-3>*1000, color 1}

#declare X = -5;
#declare Xm = 5;
#while (X<=Xm)
   #declare Y = -5;
   #declare Ym = 5;
   #while (Y<=Ym)
      sphere {<X,Y,0>, 0.3 pigment {color rgb 1}}
      #declare Y = Y+1;
   #end
   #declare X = X+1;
#end

// end of code

Rune
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