By the way, it's supposed to be a polar bear. I don't know, looks more
like a big cat to me.

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Whoa!!!! - thats damn damn cool, you really are the master (now write some
plugins for Moray dammit!!)

- it is a cat

Rick

"H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message
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> By the way, it's supposed to be a polar bear. I don't know, looks more
> like a big cat to me.
>
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> Whoa!!!! - thats damn damn cool, you really are the master (now write some
> plugins for Moray dammit!!)

I don't do Moray.  Never have, never will.  I abhor it anyway.

> - it is a cat

Not anymore.  Now it looks like......well, I'm not quite sure what it looks
like now.

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Why would you _never_ use Moray?

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"H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message
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> > Whoa!!!! - thats damn damn cool, you really are the master (now write
some
> > plugins for Moray dammit!!)
>
> I don't do Moray.  Never have, never will.  I abhor it anyway.
>
> > - it is a cat
>
> Not anymore.  Now it looks like......well, I'm not quite sure what it
looks
> like now.
>
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>
>

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> Why would you _never_ use Moray?

Because it's obtuse and is too slow for modeling.  (at least for me)

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Hi H. E. Day, you recently wrote in povray.binaries.animations:

> Because it's obtuse and is too slow for modeling.  (at least for me)
What does obtuse mean in this context?

- Lutz
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Yeah, what does obtuse mean (other than greater than 90degress - which still
doesn't make sense).

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"Lutz Kretzschmar" <lut### [at] stmuccom> wrote in message
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> Hi H. E. Day, you recently wrote in povray.binaries.animations:
>
> > Because it's obtuse and is too slow for modeling.  (at least for me)
> What does obtuse mean in this context?
>
> - Lutz
>   email : lut### [at] stmuccom
>   Web   : http://www.stmuc.com/moray

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> Yeah, what does obtuse mean (other than greater than 90degress - which still
> doesn't make sense).

Ah, the public school system.  Obtuse means large, unwieldy, and hard to
understand.  And greater than 90 degrees. :)
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Have you used any other modellers or CAD type programs?
When I first saw Moray in the DOS world, I too found it hard to understand,
put it aside for a while.  Then I went back and (after learning more about
POV-Ray) it made more sense.  Then when the Windows version came out - it
was very easy.

The first time I used AutoCAD I found it to be obtuse.  But after a while I
became relatively proficient at it ( at least for what I needed it do).


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"H.E. Day" <hed### [at] fcinet> wrote in message
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> > Yeah, what does obtuse mean (other than greater than 90degress - which
still
> > doesn't make sense).
>
> Ah, the public school system.  Obtuse means large, unwieldy, and hard to
> understand.  And greater than 90 degrees. :)
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>

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Mike Weber wrote:

> The first time I used AutoCAD I found it to be obtuse.  But after a while I
> became relatively proficient at it ( at least for what I needed it do).

I have been using Acad for a couple of years now and still find it
obtuse and unwieldy.

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