Hi There,
anyone tried pov3.6 already? Is it working o.k. with moray? I did not 
dare to try it yet :-)

Greets

Arne

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> Hi There,
> anyone tried pov3.6 already? Is it working o.k. with moray? I did not
> dare to try it yet :-)
>
I didn't face any problem :-)
Unclipped radiosity is a plus

Marc

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Arne Kleinophorst wrote:

> Hi There,
> anyone tried pov3.6 already? Is it working o.k. with moray? I did not
> dare to try it yet :-)
> 
> Greets
> 
> Arne

Hi Arne,

Well I resumed a trace I stopped on 3.5 with 3.6 (a Moray scene, obviously)
and it worked without a hitch. 

Guess that means Moray 3.5 will work just fine with 3.6.

Regards,
-- 
Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician
Polar Design Solutions

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> Hi Arne,
>
> Well I resumed a trace I stopped on 3.5 with 3.6 (a Moray scene,
obviously)
> and it worked without a hitch.
>
Just beware that radiosity does not render the same in both versions.
I tried that resuming with 3.6 a render started with 3.5, the version change
line was obvious.

Marc

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> > Well I resumed a trace I stopped on 3.5 with 3.6 (a Moray scene,
> obviously)
> > and it worked without a hitch.
> >
> Just beware that radiosity does not render the same in both versions.
> I tried that resuming with 3.6 a render started with 3.5, the version change
> line was obvious.

IIRC resuming a radiosity trace even with the same version of POV will 
give you a noticeable line at the resume point.

Jamie.

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Jamie Davison <jam### [at] dslpipexcom> wrote:
> IIRC resuming a radiosity trace even with the same version of POV will 
> give you a noticeable line at the resume point.

  This shouldn't be true. POV-Ray saves a radiosity tree file for the
exact purpose of avoiding this.

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> Jamie Davison <jam### [at] dslpipexcom> wrote:
> > IIRC resuming a radiosity trace even with the same version of POV will
> > give you a noticeable line at the resume point.
>
>   This shouldn't be true. POV-Ray saves a radiosity tree file for the
> exact purpose of avoiding this.
>
I forgot to say that it was a two passes reloaded radiosity file
1st one at low resolution without reflections and refractions saving rad
file and 2nd with reflection and refraction reloading rad file
I didnt use Moray dial for this purpose but rather an InsertCode plugin
Marc

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