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> > "If the inverted keyword is specified then the points pushed away
> > from the center instead of being pulled in."
> >
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> Is it a POV-Ray bug, or should this line be removed from the doc?
Seems like it should be "inverse", and "are" should be placed somewhere
in the sentence.
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"Elias Pschernig" <eli### [at] aonat> wrote in message
news:3bcd472c@news.povray.org...
> > > "If the inverted keyword is specified then the points pushed away
> > > from the center instead of being pulled in."
> >
> > Is it a POV-Ray bug, or should this line be removed from the doc?
>
> Seems like it should be "inverse", and "are" should be placed somewhere
> in the sentence.
Yep, 'inverse' is correct. 'inverted' doesn't exist. And yeah, "points are
pushed away" sounds right.
Only place I can find the word used is as a parameter for the Circle_Text
macro in Shapes.inc.
Bob H.
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