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On 6-9-2012 17:33, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> On 06/09/12 17:14, bugbear wrote:
>> At the moment, I'm just editing my file a lot, and I bounce from
>> "fast mode" to "slow mode".
>>
>> All tips and experiences (and/or links) welcomed.
>>
>
> I usually resort to have a lot of variables at the top of the file to
> control all that, as for example:
>
> #declare use_radiosity=0;
> #declare use_area=0
> #declare use_focalblur=0;
>
> ...and so on. Later, on the relevant code, I will use an if to use or
> not use the feature.
> [....]
Same for me. For complex scenes, I generally use a Master scene file
where all the conditionals are declared and which controls the inclusion
of all the secondary (.inc or .pov) files needed, whether they are
objects, sub-scenes, textures, media, or whatever. The result can
sometimes be nested in a quite complex way.
Thomas
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