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Short Answer: Yes.
Long Answer: Saving radiosity data (imho) is similar to used any other
pre-stored data that are the result of a simulation, like meshes (cloth
being draped over a box or even Gilles' grass macro). In fact, I think
that's the only way to get a radiosity image to be spread over multiple
machines without ending up with bands in the output image.
You'll only get yourself into trouble if you use POV-Ray to alter your
actual image (i.e. use POV-Ray to "post-process" your actual image [to add
blur, gamma correct, etc.])
But anyway, I can't possibly see that as being a problem. I'm planning on
doing that as well.
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Jeremy
www.beantoad.com
"FTeng" <dd### [at] ffgg> wrote in message news:4161a47a$1@news.povray.org...
> Is the saving and loading of radiosity data as described in
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> 2.3.4.2.15 Save and load radiosity data
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> compliant with the competition rules?
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