I'm wondering here (while my code compiles...) how many people use POVRay
for _real_ work related issues?  What is your job and how does it fit in?
Unfortunately my job doesn't require the use of POVRay.... :-(

Mike

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Hello Mike,
Unfortunatly very few do so. If you see my previous mail, one can gather
that i am looking for a job where i should be using POVray.

If not a job, I have very ambitious plans to develop a 'Developer Studio'
kind of environment for POV-RAY with all the plungins available and ability
to add new ones. Something like Moray, but more flexible to coustomize....

regards
satyakam




Mike Weber wrote in message <6ivho2$m6q$1@oz.aussie.org>...
>I'm wondering here (while my code compiles...) how many people use POVRay
>for _real_ work related issues?  What is your job and how does it fit in?
>Unfortunately my job doesn't require the use of POVRay.... :-(
>
>Mike
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views
>of my employer.
>Remove the x at the end of my address for replies.
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Mike Weber wrote in message <6ivho2$m6q$1@oz.aussie.org>...
>I'm wondering here (while my code compiles...) how many people use POVRay
>for _real_ work related issues?  What is your job and how does it fit in?
>Unfortunately my job doesn't require the use of POVRay.... :-(
>
>Mike
>
My job didn't really need me to use povray, but I wanted to do some
structure charts for our program, And I found it easier to write the code in
pov, and have it output pictures that were the structure chart, for printing
out. I found that it was quicker useing pov that some of the other drawing
programs for get for doing structure charts.

Fran.

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In my previous employment at a small software-firm with no design-department
(or budget :-) whatsoever, I used my hobby and POV-Ray to create
presentation images and animations as well as images for documentation and
software splash-screens.

I expect to be using POV-Ray at my current work too, but unfortunately I can
not talk about that...

Johannes.

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Mike Weber wrote in message <6ivho2$m6q$1@oz.aussie.org>...
>I'm wondering here (while my code compiles...) how many people use POVRay
>for _real_ work related issues?  What is your job and how does it fit in?
>Unfortunately my job doesn't require the use of POVRay.... :-(
>


I've used it to create brochure "photos" from Pro-E mold designs of plastic
we didn't have yet.
I've used to to model optical effects in infrared sensor design.
I've used it to illustrate why a proposed light pipe design wouldn't work.
(the moulded part worked JUST
like the raytracing)

I've used it to create "flying logos" for in-house video presentations.

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I am in the research group (image understanding) of a large company

we used povray to illustrate new research project proposals.
It was quite convincing and worked out well

***sth***

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