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Hi there!
I'm trying to creat a filmstrip, runing through the image in various ways.
Doing so, I'm using a few bicubic patches for setting up the basic strip.
Afterwards, I'd like to apply an image map for creating the typical,
pictured look of a filmstrip. However, the rendering of the image map does
not follow the path of the film strip (map_type 0). Now, the question is:
how can I apply the image map for a realistic look of the film strip?
OR: is there even a better way to creat a filmstrip, at all?
Thanks for any hints.
Heiner
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Heiner Amthauer
hei### [at] t-systems com
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Heiner,
you're on the right track with using bicubic patches. You will need uv
mapping - check out the uv_mapping keyword in the manual.
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] vipbg
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Thanx Peter!
Works fine. I even scrolled down in the povray help and found the uv_vectors
for finetuning the map. I must admit, sometimes it is pretty hard to find
some information in the help.
Greetings
Heiner
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> I must admit, sometimes it is pretty hard to find
> some information in the help.
That's why you should read it all first. Maybe print it out or
something.
Seriously, when you've gone through it, you'll have a vague idea
what's possible and what's not - and then you'll know what to search
for. You don't have to memorize the whole syntax - heck, I've been
using POV since 2.0 and still consult the manual all the time when I
code a scene :)
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] vipbg
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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