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Hi,
I'm too lazy to read through the entire manual, but yesterday I typed by
mistake 'cube' instead of 'box' (stupid, I know), and 'cube' was colored.
So 'cube' is a keyword, but what does it do?
ZK
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Zeger Knaepen wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm too lazy to read through the entire manual, but yesterday I typed by
> mistake 'cube' instead of 'box' (stupid, I know), and 'cube' was colored.
> So 'cube' is a keyword, but what does it do?
>
> ZK
Did you have shapes.inc included in your file ?
--
Ken Tyler
Older Links Page: http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/links.htm
Updated Links Page: http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/bkmrk999.htm
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No, but even if I had, the word 'cube' wouldn't be colored.
I didn't say I could make cubes using a 'cube'-keyword, I'm just wondering
what the 'cube'-keyword is.
ZK
Ken heeft geschreven in bericht <37AC5998.59E36968@pacbell.net>...
>Did you have shapes.inc included in your file ?
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>Older Links Page: http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/links.htm
>Updated Links Page: http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/bkmrk999.htm
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From the documentation:
JULIA_FRACTAL:
julia_fractal{ <4D_Julia_Parameter> [JF_ITEM...] [OBJECT_MODIFIER...] }
JF_ITEM:
ALGEBRA_TYPE | FUNCTION_TYPE |
max_iteration Count | precision Amt |
slice <4D_Normal>, Distance
ALGEBRA_TYPE:
quaternion | hypercomplex
FUNCTION_TYPE:
sqr | cube | exp | reciprocal | sin | asin | <----------=======########
sinh | asinh | cos | acos | cosh | acosh |
tan | atan | tanh | atanh | log | pwr( X_Val, Y_Val )
Zeger Knaepen wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm too lazy to read through the entire manual, but yesterday I typed by
> mistake 'cube' instead of 'box' (stupid, I know), and 'cube' was colored.
> So 'cube' is a keyword, but what does it do?
>
> ZK
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It is a keyword for the julia fractal, and means cube as in a*a*a. I
have modified POV to allow it to be used as a function(along with sqr),
and have no idea why it hasn't been done in the official POV.
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Haha! :-)
Thanks all.
Never used the julia-fractal!
ZK
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On Sat, 7 Aug 1999 22:55:32 +0200, "Zeger Knaepen"
<zeg### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>Haha! :-)
>Thanks all.
>Never used the julia-fractal!
>
>ZK
>
You should :) The beauty and the beast only differ by the formula used
(sqr vs. cosh, iirc). Of course, you can hardly model anything
specific with julias (though I've tried) but still they are fun.
Just giving my 3.6 st for that Cray supercomputer.
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
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I was wrong. I did use Julia once! See my image in pbi "inspired by Giger"
(or something like that) (Oh, it's a very old image!).
ZK
Peter Popov heeft geschreven in bericht
<37acb871.19557853@204.213.191.228>...
>You should :) The beauty and the beast only differ by the formula used
>(sqr vs. cosh, iirc). Of course, you can hardly model anything
>specific with julias (though I've tried) but still they are fun.
>
>Just giving my 3.6 st for that Cray supercomputer.
>
>
>Peter Popov
>ICQ: 15002700
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