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POV being open source means that if there's something I don't like (mesh
artifacts) or a feature I want to use (AO, weird area lights, ramp/skin
shaders) I can at least try to change or add them, and SDL is plenty expressive
enough if I do most of the hard work of making a scene in Wings. Without that
choice though, or if I cared at all about animation, I'd have probably gone for
some mid-tier app (Carrara?) long ago.
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"Josh English" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
news:web.4a0deb154eec845c61c4f2f40@news.povray.org...
> I'll step out of the murky depths at add a cent or two.
> I was really active here ten to fifteen years ago. RL got in the way, and
> worse,
> I lost a couple of gigs of POV-related code in an archiving accident. I
> was so
> wounded by the experience I couldn't get back into POV-Ray.
>
> I still dabble but don't do anything of real import. Losing POV-Ray meant
> losing
> art for a while.
>
> Josh English
I'll step out of the closet for a moment or two, too.... Hi Josh :)
I was at one point in time in the distant past the most prolific poster on
these forums. Real life got in the way for me and when I figured out how
to get past that I discovered the joy of digital photography. I loved
POV-Ray
but I was never really all that artistic with it. Digital photography
released
what few creative talents I have and still demands much of my spare time.
I, too, still dabble with POV-Ray but no where to the extent I once did. I
do a lot of busines travel and have POV-Ray installed on my work laptop.
During those lonely nights in the motel rooms I sometimes fire it up to keep
entertained. I still marvel at what this program can do.
Ken Tyler - Retired POV-Ray TAG Member
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Ken wrote:
>
> "Josh English" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
> news:web.4a0deb154eec845c61c4f2f40@news.povray.org...
>> I'll step out of the murky depths at add a cent or two.
>> I was really active here ten to fifteen years ago. RL got in the way,
>> and worse,
>> I lost a couple of gigs of POV-related code in an archiving accident.
>> I was so
>> wounded by the experience I couldn't get back into POV-Ray.
>>
>> I still dabble but don't do anything of real import. Losing POV-Ray
>> meant losing
>> art for a while.
>>
>> Josh English
>
> I'll step out of the closet for a moment or two, too.... Hi Josh :)
>
> I was at one point in time in the distant past the most prolific poster
on
> these forums. Real life got in the way for me and when I figured out ho
w
> to get past that I discovered the joy of digital photography. I loved
> POV-Ray
> but I was never really all that artistic with it. Digital photography
> released
> what few creative talents I have and still demands much of my spare tim
e.
> I, too, still dabble with POV-Ray but no where to the extent I once did
. I
> do a lot of busines travel and have POV-Ray installed on my work laptop
.
> During those lonely nights in the motel rooms I sometimes fire it up to
> keep
> entertained. I still marvel at what this program can do.
>
> Ken Tyler - Retired POV-Ray TAG Member
>
Hey, uncle Ken!
Nice to hear what became of you.
Jerome
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Ken wrote:
Digital photography
> released
> what few creative talents I have and still demands much of my spare time.
Great story to hear. I remember that now.
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