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On Wed, 23 Jan 2002 12:21:28 -0500, "Greg M. Johnson" <gregj:-)565### [at] aol com>
wrote:
> c) no #includes or #reads or #writes or #fopens are permitted.
so standard fonts are allowed ?
> d) MAX size: 500 bytes (arbitrarily chosen as twice the size of one very
> competent sig file posted to news.povray.general.)
512 looks more "digitally" but no problem with 500 probably
> d) your code pasted again, but this time with maximum use of tabs,
> spaces, and carriage returns so as to enable easy reading of what you're
> doing.
it can be problem with some scenes, even unrolled they are cryptic, but ...
> e) and any other comments you want to make about the image.
... here is place for explanations, good.
> HOW IT WILL RUN:
>
> 1) An 800 x 600 jpg of your pov file will be prepared.
do you guarantee any amount of memory ?
do you suggest to attach small image with preview to be sure what it shows ?
> 3) Participants will vote on their favorite five images (or some other
> criteria). No one will know how many bytes are in the pov file during the
> judging!
I still don't understand this point. Code is subject of this contest. If I see
snail I can imagine he is made from sphere_sweeps. But when I look at the code
and found he is made from two boxes that's amazing.
> c) GRAND PRIZE: most efficient (voting score / bytes of text SQUARED!).
hmmm
> 5) Contest submission deadline:
> February 28th, or the first instance that we have ten entries AFTER this
> date!
I have nearly finished mine first
ABX
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