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> The pov editor does a good job of it. Highlight the unwanted combination
> such as , 0.000000, and use the search and replace functions. Specifiy
> for the above , 0, and hit replace all and it will take care of the rest.
I've been using this time consuming method for quite some time. I hate it. I would
like a program that could eliminate _all_ unnecesary 0s, as in 0.2070 which could
be .207, for example. The program could cycle through 0.0000 --- 1.0000 (or a user
defined number) and clean it up for us. This can be done, right? I would probably
do it myself, if I knew how to work with strings better. I'm busy with real
strings right now. I plan to turn the cloth macro to a C program. I am also adding
some improvements to the cloth algorithm.
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It's about time that povray.org meant something more than the place you
go get your binaries from. Keep going, POV-Team!
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I have no idea how this ended up here. It was for the Farewell CompuServe
message.
Anthony Bennett wrote:
> It's about time that povray.org meant something more than the place you
> go get your binaries from. Keep going, POV-Team!
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You do know that you can delete a message from the server, if you posted it
yourself, do you?
Johannes.
Anthony Bennett wrote in message <370950F0.E1FCEFCB@panama.phoenix.net>...
>I have no idea how this ended up here. It was for the Farewell CompuServe
>message.
>
>Anthony Bennett wrote:
>
>> It's about time that povray.org meant something more than the place you
>> go get your binaries from. Keep going, POV-Team!
>
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<HTML>
Johannes wrote:
<BR>>You do know that you can delete a message from the server, if you
posted it
<BR>>yourself, do you?
<P>I just figured out how to do that recently, wish I knew it when I posted
the Happy99
<BR>trojan/worm/virus/thing(whichever) a while back.
<P>--
<BR>...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
<BR> </HTML>
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Heya!
Anthony Bennett wrote:
> I would appreciate a program that would 'clean' up Spatch files eliminating
> all the unnecesary zeroes and spaces, like in 0.00000 which could just be 0.
I'd be more than happy to throw something like this together in my copious free
time. Don't expect anything fancy (or GUI, for that matter) but I'll post a
link where you can download it soon.
-Alex Vandiver
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Anthony Bennett <ben### [at] panama phoenixnet> wrote:
: Can the mesh compressor work with bicubic patches?
Nope.
But that's a very interesting idea. I have to talk with Colefax about
this...
--
main(i,_){for(_?--i,main(i+2,"FhhQHFIJD|FQTITFN]zRFHhhTBFHhhTBFysdB"[i]
):5;i&&_>1;printf("%s",_-70?_&1?"[]":" ":(_=0,"\n")),_/=2);} /*- Warp -*/
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No. I had no idea. I had kind of wished for such a thing to exist, but I never
thought it seriously did.
Johannes Hubert wrote:
> You do know that you can delete a message from the server, if you posted it
> yourself, do you?
>
> Johannes.
>
> Anthony Bennett wrote in message <370950F0.E1FCEFCB@panama.phoenix.net>...
> >I have no idea how this ended up here. It was for the Farewell CompuServe
> >message.
> >
> >Anthony Bennett wrote:
> >
> >> It's about time that povray.org meant something more than the place you
> >> go get your binaries from. Keep going, POV-Team!
> >
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Anthony Bennett wrote in message <370B1EC2.8A5DE563@panama.phoenix.net>...
>No. I had no idea. I had kind of wished for such a thing to exist, but I
never
>thought it seriously did.
You are using Netscape 4.51, no?
Try the "Cancel message" command in the "Edit" menu...
Johannes.
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Johannes Hubert wrote:
>
> Anthony Bennett wrote in message <370B1EC2.8A5DE563@panama.phoenix.net>...
> >No. I had no idea. I had kind of wished for such a thing to exist, but I
> never
> >thought it seriously did.
>
> You are using Netscape 4.51, no?
>
> Try the "Cancel message" command in the "Edit" menu...
>
> Johannes.
An even simpler approach is to highlight the message you wish to cancel
then hit the delete key. When prompted to proceed choose yes and it shall
be done. This will only work with messages posted by you and you must be
using the same email account and user name as you used when you posted
the message originaly.
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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