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"Matt Savard" <msa### [at] rain org> wrote in message
news:Xns### [at] 204213191226...
> I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV
files?
> Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
> to POV format?
>
> matt
I'm another "hand modeller" (gee, is there -anybody- who uses a modelling
program?)
...Chambers
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"Ben Chambers" <bdc### [at] hotmailcom> wrote :
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> I'm another "hand modeller" (gee, is there -anybody- who uses a modelling
> program?)
I used to find it easier to throw some things together in a modeler to
get the basic positions and then rewrite it by hand, but I gave that up
after about a year. Changing 24.0131827434 to 24 got a little old. I mostly
used breeze.
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news:Xns### [at] 204213191226...
> I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV
files?
> Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
> to POV format?
I usually use Moray for my scenes, also hamapatch, spatch, poser, Amapi 3D,
elefont and so on, in fact, anything that serves to my purpose is OK.
I have always used a modeller (3DStudio 3 wsa the first one in 1996)
The code is usually retouched by hand before the final render.
(in fact, in Moray I work my scenes entering the coordinates directly to the
coordinates tab, so I don't end with something like 24.456789, but 24).
That's how I do it.
Txemi Jendrix
tji### [at] euskalnetnet
http://www.geocities.com/txemijendrix
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I code almost all of my scenes by hand, but every now and then I'll use
HamaPatch for some part. Sometimes, I'll also write a Java program to
output some Pov code for me.
~Kevin Wampler~
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Wasn't it Matt Savard who wrote:
>I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV files?
>Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
>to POV format?
Since version 3 I've used 100% hand code.
In versions 1, 2 and DKBTrace I used to sometimes write my own programs
in BBC Basic to do things that couldn't then be done directly in the POV
language.
I never use modellers because I find it hard to think in only two
dimensions at once.
--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
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> I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV files?
> Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
> to POV format?
HamaPatch, Moray and quite a bit of paper, pencil and calculator bashing.
But primarily Moray, with hamaPatch used to create any PAtch based models
I need (I just don't like Moray's internal patch editor for some reason.)
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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Matt Savard wrote:
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> I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV files?
> Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
> to POV format?
>
> matt
Almost exclusively by hand. A lot of 2D construction in a CAD program,
and transferring of the numbers to POVs editor by hand or cut'n'paste.
/Ib
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Matt Savard wrote:
> I am wondering what is the most common way all of you build your POV files?
> Do you code it by hand? Create the models in a seperate program and export
> to POV format?
Myself, I use Moray, most often inputting coords by hand into the translate
fields, but am working on a 3d model of a TV-show set and have an image of
the floorplan overlaid on the top-down view and eyeball the walls into their
approximate positions, will later touch up their coords by hand, but even
then will need to SEE where things are...
Since most often I just open the modeller and start building as ideas come
to mind, instead of planning something beforehand, I need a visual repre-
sentation.
But Lutz + Kretzschmar need to come out with a new version of Moray that'll
support this kickass photon mapping thing...I don't care if POV3.5 IS still
beta! :b
- T. Cook
http://empyrean.scifi-fantasy.com
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"Francois Labreque" wrote:
> 100% hand-coding here.
Same here. Modelers restrict me.
But even though I feel like a programmer myself, I don't think that's
nessesary to hand-code art with POV-Ray, especially not with all the
ready-to-use include files and macros out these these days.
Rune
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Rune wrote:
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> "Francois Labreque" wrote:
> > 100% hand-coding here.
>
> Same here. Modelers restrict me.
>
> But even though I feel like a programmer myself, I don't think that's
> nessesary to hand-code art with POV-Ray, especially not with all the
> ready-to-use include files and macros out these these days.
I've used others' include files as well. But I have yet to find a
modeler I liked.
And that's after using CATIA for three years...
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