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On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 08:37:51 -0400, lovandenberg <lov### [at] gmailcom>
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> "Tyler Eaves" <tyl### [at] mailshackcom> wrote:
>> Frankly pov-ray is far from ideal for what you are trying to do. You're
>> really working with vector data, so I'd look at some sort of PDF or SVG
>> oriented solution.
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> Hi Tyler,
>
> I used PoV-Ray only because it has such a nice programmable coordinate
> system. I don't know about other systems that have this feature.
>
> Lo
>
Any decent drawing library will really probably be easier to use than POV
for anything non-trivial. You might want to look at, say, ReportLab for
Python (PDF), or any SVG library for your language of choice. 2d != 3d,
and you are being poorly served by using the latter to generate the former.
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