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> Isn't there a way to tell POV to render in the task tray? That would
> be acceptable.
There is, click the Tray button on the toolbar :) But if your app
restarts POV-Ray again for each render, the splash window can't be
avoided. If you want that, you need to write a GUI Extension (in C) that
controls a single instance of POV-Ray. You start POV-Ray once, minimize
it to tray, and let your app control it.
> Compiling my own POV-Ray... how hard is that?
I'll do it for you. I don't want to compile an unoptimized version! What
CPU do you have? Get CPU-Z or some similar tool to find out what
instruction sets your computer supports.
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