This worked fine in RC5 (or maybe it was 4) but does not work in RC6. Can
anyone tell me why or better yet, how to achieve the same result? I'm using
the function as a pigment on a plane...
Thanks much,
D.

function { (PF3(x*clock,y*clock*1.1,z*clock*.9))^((PF2(x,y,z).red)*1-clock)}



(if interested):

 #declare PF2 = function
    {E*sin(A*sin(I*x*(1-1)) + B*cos(J*y))
              + F*cos(C*cos(K*x) + D*sin(L*y*1))  }

   #declare PF3 = function
    {E*tan(A*sin(I*x) + B*sin(J*y))
              + F*sin(C*cos(K*x) + D*cos(L*y*1) ) }

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In article <3d138c55$1@news.povray.org> , "Dennis Miller" 
<dhm### [at] attbicom> wrote:

> This worked fine in RC5 (or maybe it was 4) but does not work in RC6. Can
> anyone tell me why or better yet, how to achieve the same result?

Use the "pow" function instead of the hat operator and read the release
notes.

    Thorsten

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Okay, thanks.
This got it:
pow(PF3(x,y,z),(PF2(x,y,z)))

D~



"Thorsten Froehlich" <tho### [at] trfde> wrote in message
news:3d138fd9$1@news.povray.org...
> In article <3d138c55$1@news.povray.org> , "Dennis Miller"
> <dhm### [at] attbicom> wrote:
>
> > This worked fine in RC5 (or maybe it was 4) but does not work in RC6.
Can
> > anyone tell me why or better yet, how to achieve the same result?
>
> Use the "pow" function instead of the hat operator and read the release
> notes.
>
>     Thorsten

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I'm interested in how the final rendering of this function will look like.
Please post it in b.b.i.?  :-)

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