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> is it possible to generate a pov-ray code(SDL
> code) from a scene generated using movray? i would like to do this..
> becuase i want to edit some features of my camera settings.
...
Another approach is to use a plugin, for example InsertCodeMFC.dll, and add
a camera statement.
Moray will always list it's own camera statements before any objects (or
plugins). Your second camera statement will override the first.
Stephen
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"StephenS" <sshonfield(at)ottawa(dot)net> wrote:
> ...
> Another approach is to use a plugin, for example InsertCodeMFC.dll, and add
> a camera statement.
> Moray will always list it's own camera statements before any objects (or
> plugins). Your second camera statement will override the first.
>
> Stephen
Stephen, do you know where to get a copy of InsertCodeMFC.dll? I lost mine
That sounds like a good technique I must steal it.
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> "StephenS" <sshonfield(at)ottawa(dot)net> wrote:
> > ...
> > Another approach is to use a plugin, for example InsertCodeMFC.dll, and
add
> > a camera statement.
> > Moray will always list it's own camera statements before any objects (or
> > plugins). Your second camera statement will override the first.
> >
> > Stephen
>
> Stephen, do you know where to get a copy of InsertCodeMFC.dll? I lost mine
> at my last HD crash. I can't find it now.
> That sounds like a good technique I must steal it.
Hey Stephen! if you read other posts than Stephen's you can see I gave the
link in a former one of this thread ;-)
http://www.stmuc.com/moray/download/pub/moray/plugins/InsertCodeMFC%201001.zip
Marc
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> That sounds like a good technique I must steal it.
For most(all?) changes to the camera statement, the OpenGL preview in Moray
will not match the rendered picture. I regularly use this technique to
include three orthographic cameras in a scene. I then selectively export one
at a time to render, renaming each picture so it doesn't get overwritten
with the next render. This can give me a top/side/front combination of
pictures.
Stephen
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"Marc Jacquier" <jac### [at] wanadoo fr> wrote:
> Hey Stephen! if you read other posts than Stephen's you can see I gave the
> link in a former one of this thread ;-)
>
> http://www.stmuc.com/moray/download/pub/moray/plugins/InsertCodeMFC%201001.zip
>
> Marc
So you did, thanks. I don't like using the web view but it is all I've got
just now.
Stephen
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"StephenS" <sshonfield(at)ottawa(dot)net> wrote:
> ...
> > That sounds like a good technique I must steal it.
> For most(all?) changes to the camera statement, the OpenGL preview in Moray
> will not match the rendered picture.
>I regularly use this technique to
> include three orthographic cameras in a scene. I then selectively export one
> at a time to render, renaming each picture so it doesn't get overwritten
> with the next render. This can give me a top/side/front combination of
> pictures.
I wish Lutz had included different camera types in the last upgrade. I
suppose that he is too busy, trying to catch u[p on lost sleep, to do
anything just now.
Stephen
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Marc Jacquier wrote:
>> 1.- Open the moray file in Moray.
>> 2.- Render it using Moray (Povray will open to render the scene).
>
> You can export the files without render them with the menu item
> render/export (Ctrl+F9)
I know, but I was answering this post running Linux
and had no time to close it, open Windows, check the
right names, close Windows, restart Linux and answer
him (I only work with internet in Linux).
I'm trying to do something for the next IRTC (music is
a good topic, maybe it's time for a little blues), but
it's been a long time since I did something serious with
Moray and Povray. I'll try anyway.
> I use that mostly to render the scene with Megapov despite the bad
> relations it has with Moray.
> I have to load the .ini file
> (once for the 1st render in the session, then I close it to not be asked
> if I want to reload at every export)
> and start Megapov by hand but it is bearable ;-)
I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip
Bye
> Marc
--
Txemi Jendrix.
Povray and CG: www.txemijendrix.com
Music: www.losmiercoles.net
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>
> I know, but I was answering this post running Linux
> and had no time to close it, open Windows, check the
> right names, close Windows, restart Linux and answer
> him (I only work with internet in Linux).
> I'm trying to do something for the next IRTC (music is
> a good topic, maybe it's time for a little blues), but
> it's been a long time since I did something serious with
> Moray and Povray. I'll try anyway.
I'm on something as well for this round, music is my job, so ... :-)
Marc
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"Marc Jacquier" <jac### [at] wanadoofr> schreef in bericht
news:4421c49e$1@news.povray.org...
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>
> I'm on something as well for this round, music is my job, so ... :-)
>
We are expecting a good tune from you, Marc :-)
Thomas
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Txemi Jendrix <txe### [at] nospamcom> wrote:
> "amar" <amar> wrote:
>
> > Hello Everbody, first of all i thank those who helped me with my first
> > question, :) and sorry for posting the same question in multiple groups. i
> > now have a simple question.. is it possible to generate a pov-ray code(SDL
> > code) from a scene generated using movray? i would like to do this..
> > becuase i want to edit some features of my camera settings. would be
> > thankful to anybody who has a suggestion for me in this regard
>
> 1.- Open the moray file in Moray.
> 2.- Render it using Moray (Povray will open to render the scene).
> 3.- Close Moray.
> 4.- In Povray go to File -> Open.
> 5.- The povray files (x.pov, x.inc and x.ini) are in
> Program FilesMoray for Windows 3.5PovScene
> (where x is the name of the moray file you are using).
> 6.- Open them.
> 7.- You'll find the camera statement in the first lines of the x.pov file.
> 8.- Enjoy.
>
> Tip. If you want to keep your changes, be careful not to render the Moray
> file again from Moray, since the file will be overwritten. Save the files
> (.pov,.inc and .ini) in another folder.
>
> > Thnk you verymuch in advance
>
> I'd be glad if it helps.
>
> > Cheers
> > amar
>
> Bye
> --
> Txemi Jendrix.
> Povray and CG: www.txemijendrix.com
> Music: www.losmiercoles.net
THANKS A LOT !!!! for your responses.. it has realy helped me:)
cheers
amar
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