>> Am 13.05.2010 19:02, schrieb Alex:
>>
>>> Can we put in the output file name a parameter coming from the scene
>>> file (.pov) ?
>>> Eg: myScene_CAMERA2.bmp
>>>
>>> with pov file named myScene.pov
>>> and the parameter being "_CAMERA2"
>>
>> No.
>>
>> What you can do, however, is automatically generate a batch file or
>> shell script to rename the output file, by using the #fopen and #write
>> SDL statements.
>
>
> Here is my current 'solution':
>
> I set vue to the appropriate view I want to compute.... but I get a
> single picture while I would like to get for example views 0, 1 and 10....
>
> #local vue = 3;
>
> #switch (vue)
> #case (0) // Vue globale de face
> camera { location < 50, 170, -650 > look_at < 50, 170, 0 > }
> #break;
> #case (1) // Vue globale de face proche
> camera { location < 60, 10, -30 > look_at < 65, 5, 0 > }
> #break;

> camera { location < 80, 120, -150 > look_at < 60, 60, 0 > }
> #break;

> camera { location < 0, 0, -150 > look_at < 0, 0, 0 > }
> #break;
> #case (10) // Vue de dessous
> camera { location < 0, -50, 0 > look_at < 0, 0, 0 > }
> #break;
> #case (100) // Vue de de droite
> camera { location < 150, 50, -100 > look_at < 50, 50, 0 > }
> #break;

> camera { location < 250, 170, -50 > look_at < 50, 50, 50 > }
> #break;

> camera { location < -50, 0, 50 > look_at < 0, 0, 0 > }
> #break;
> #case (202) // Vue de de gauche avant
> camera { location < -50, 0, -50 > look_at < 0, 0, 0 > }
> #break;
> #end

You can easily do an animation and get all the views.
Add +kff9 on the command line.

Replace #local vue = 3; by this:
#local vue = frame_number-1;

The internal variable frame_number starts at 1, so you need to substract 
1 from it.

Change the cases larger than 3 to:
#case(4) in place of #case(10)
#case(5) in place of #case(100)
#case(6) in place of #case(101)
#case(7) in place of #case(201)
#case(8) in place of #case(202)

This will result in images named myScenen.bmp
Where the last "n" will range from 1 to 8


Alain

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