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"> 1. Images size
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was
1280x1024)
3000x2000
> b) What is your usual image size for stills? (mine is 1280x1024)
3000x2000
> 2. Animations
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 800x600)
640x480
> b) What is your usual image size for animations? (mine is 512x384)
640x480
> c) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim?
260
> d) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (mine is
1500)
60 (I don't do very many animations in POV)
> This survey will help me for some standards I will use for a utility for
povray
> I'm working on right now... I'll publish my work whenever I get something
> good! Right now it's still at the thinking stage, but should be fairly
easy to
> make a beta!
>
> Thanks,
> Simon
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Simon Lemieux wrote:
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> 1. Images size
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 1280x1024)
8000 x 6000
> b) What is your usual image size for stills? (mine is 1280x1024)
800 x 600 or 1152 x 864 (my Windows desktop resolution)
> 2. Animations
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 800x600)
Dunno. 640 x 480 probably.
> b) What is your usual image size for animations? (mine is 512x384)
Don't do much animation, but 360 x 240 is probably most common.
> c) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim? (mine
> was 3000)
Around 12 minutes at 15 FPS - you work it out.
> d) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (mine is 1500)
>
I really don't do them often enough to give a meaningful average.
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TAG (Team Assistance Group) e-mail: mar### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Simon Lemieux wrote:
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> Hi,
> please take some time to answer these two questions:
>
> 1. Images size
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 1280x1024)
2048x1536
> b) What is your usual image size for stills? (mine is 1280x1024)
800x600
> 2. Animations
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 800x600)
512x384
> b) What is your usual image size for animations? (mine is 512x384)
Only done it once
> c) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim? (mine
> was 3000)
60
> d) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (mine is 1500)
Only done it once
Tor Olav
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On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 09:23:59 -0500, Simon Lemieux wrote:
>Hi,
> please take some time to answer these two questions:
You need a recount, there's six questions there. Let me guess you're
American aren't you?
A. Images size
1) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (800x600)
2) What is your usual image size for stills? (final:800x600 tests:320x240)
B. Animations
1) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (640x480)
2) What is your usual image size for animations? (640x480)
3) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim? (200+)
4) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (depends)
>This survey will help me for some standards I will use for a utility for povray
>I'm working on right now... I'll publish my work whenever I get something
>good! Right now it's still at the thinking stage, but should be fairly easy to
>make a beta!
Good luck with your project.
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Cheers
Steve email mailto:ste### [at] zeroppsuklinuxnet
%HAV-A-NICEDAY Error not enough coffee 0 pps.
web http://www.zeropps.uklinux.net/
or http://start.at/zero-pps
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> Do allow for animations with resolutions of 352x240 and 352x288. Those are
> the standard sizes for VCDs.
Of course, I asked these questions for a maximum standard, You will be able to
do anything from 1x1 to maxX x maxY say maybe 1600x1200 max for stills and
800x600 for anims... I'll compute the results of this survey for this... for
example you will be able to do 5x600 stills or 200x600 anims... anything you
want!
BTW, thanks all for these answers, I did not expect that much! I haven't had
time to note all your answers, but I kept them and will do it whenever i get
some time (maybe tommorrow...)
Thanks, =D
Simon
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| Email : Sin### [at] 666Mhznet | POV-Ray, OpenGL, C++ and more... |
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>1. Images size
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done?
2048x2048 with AA 0.3
> b) What is your usual image size for stills?
512x384 for previews, 800x600 for final versions.
>2. Animations
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done?
640x480
> b) What is your usual image size for animations?
320x240
> c) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim?
The biggest I've ever actually rendered is a 4604 frame animation, but
that one was actually just a cut-down version of the full 6561 frame
animation. Parsing time for the full animation was too long for me to make
the IRTC deadline. I'd say it was something about the 6561 case()
statements in a five-megabyte include file.
> d) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (mine is
1500)
Quite variable. For test animations to check things like light
placement for a stills image, usually 50 or 100 frames. For an actual
animation, between 100 and 1000 frames.
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Simon Lemieux wrote:
>
> Hi,
> please take some time to answer these two questions:
>
> 1. Images size
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 1280x1024)
3750x2652 (my be higher in the future when I will have to do large
format visualisations)
> b) What is your usual image size for stills? (mine is 1280x1024)
> 2. Animations
I make only educational animations with sizes about 300x300 and
severa hunderts of frames (288 right now, may be approx. 500
in the future).
> a) What is the largest image size you've ever done? (mine was 800x600)
> b) What is your usual image size for animations? (mine is 512x384)
> c) What is the biggest number of frames you've ever done in an anim? (mine
> was 3000)
> d) What is your usual number of frames for your animations? (mine is 1500)
>
> This survey will help me for some standards I will use for a utility for povray
> I'm working on right now... I'll publish my work whenever I get something
> good! Right now it's still at the thinking stage, but should be fairly easy to
> make a beta!
>
> Thanks,
> Simon
> --
> +-------------------------+----------------------------------+
> | Simon Lemieux | Website : http://www.666Mhz.net |
> | Email : Sin### [at] 666Mhznet | POV-Ray, OpenGL, C++ and more... |
> +-------------------------+----------------------------------+
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> What kind of utility? Will there be a Mac version? :-)
Well, I'm currently on linux, mostly because of the devellopment ease of linux
for C++, but I used to grow with Macintoshs, we have almost every stages of the
mac here at home (MacSE, MacIIci, PowerMac 7600, PowerBook G3, PowerBook G4...),
my father is unable for some psychological reasons to sell them! ;)
And for me, I will definately move to a nice dual G4 when MacOX is released and
fully tested and also when I have enough cash!
So portability of my utility is a Big concern! The beta version will only deal
with linux, but when most of the bugs are out, I'll port it to the mac and might
even do Windows!...
It will include a OpenGL interface (no need of a 3dfx or such) for graphics, of
cpu and render times, etc... all this antialiased... with buttons and menus...
but this is the final!! First it will be in text! hehe ;)
I don't want to spoil the whole surprise, but I'm Very convinced you will all
love it!! All of you! ;) Be patient...
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| Email : Sin### [at] 666Mhznet | POV-Ray, OpenGL, C++ and more... |
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Thanks for all the answers! I'm impressed!
But I forgot to ask this question:
3. a) What computer do you use for rendering?
b) Is it connected to the internet? ;)
mine would be:
3a) Celeron 433
b) Yes, DSL
I would ask you to reply to your own answer with this answer... so I will be
able to put all this toghether...
Thanks a lot!
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| Simon Lemieux | Website : http://www.666Mhz.net |
| Email : Sin### [at] 666Mhznet | POV-Ray, OpenGL, C++ and more... |
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> You need a recount, there's six questions there. Let me guess you're
> American aren't you?
Hehe, lol... actually I was about to writh this suff like 2 very big questions,
but then I thought it would be confusing to read the answers, so I separated it
into a-b-c... but didn't take the time to change the header of my mail!
And yes I'm american.. but not Made in USA, I'm from Canada, Quebec and I speak
french... so I'm sure I even made an english mistake somewhere... Anyway ... =)
> Good luck with your project.
Thanks!
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