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"Klewlis" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> "Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscape net> wrote:
> >
> > So 0 to 0.1 will be Clock1, which goes from Clock*10 = 0 to Clock*10 = 1
> > Then the next range block gets rendered from 0.11 to 0.2
> > (Clock-0.1)*10 = 0 to (Clock-0.1)*10 = 1
> >
> > Just an idea - I honestly haven't played with Chris Colefax's ClockMod macros,
> > so I can't say if that's any easier / better.
>
> #switch (frame_number)
> #range (1, 35)
> #declare b=b+1;
> object { SunLight
> rotate x*(b/2)
> }
> #break
> #range (36, 60)
> object { SunLight
> rotate x*(b/2)
> }
> #break
> #range (61, 282)
> #declare b=b+1;
> object { SunLight
> rotate x*(b/2)
> }
> #break
> #end
>
> Do you see anything wrong with this code? It doesn't appear to be working. The
> idea is that the shadows movement gives the perception of time passing, but no
> movement during camera transitions. I also tried it without the #break at the
> end of each range. POV-Ray isn't issuing any complaints about the code.
OK, I suspect the problem is in the fact that I am running the animation from an
..ini file. This would be the same problem I had with the #while command.
Ken
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