Cousin Ricky <ric### [at] yahoocom> wrote:
> After almost a week with no Internet, and eager to see what beta 7 has
> to offer, I spotted a POV-Ray 3.7.0.1 tag.  What's that about?

https://sourceforge.net/projects/rayshade-math/

I'd like my link on the POVRay website.  (i know, there are too many?)

Please tell me what i can do to update my old link (which i haven't found
tonight) or make a new one!  THX!

I had a link on povray website (or wiki?) years ago when I made an earlier
edition: i can't find it now.

Hi there WAS a link for my "converter" (it's for POVRay as much as rayshade).
It's now MORE than a converter it allows interactive manipulation of Mathematica
graphics without Export[] to a modeler.  And it makes scene files well from
Mathematica graphics.  You can obviously go to the URL if you wanted to know
more.  It's like "povray.m" but much much more than that little thing.  (really
i'm unsure if it is better or not as good as Mathematica's newest converters in
11.0 for ie 3Dstudio, but my guess is better because in their export was far
worse than their talk ... but i don't know reall).

https://sourceforge.net/projects/rayshade-math/

I also released a sub-version of 3.6.1 which compiles on newer linux and Apple
Sierra OS without any dependancies (no need to install macports or X to compile
and use).  just fixed a few things in makefiles.

https://sourceforge.net/p/povray-3-6-1-1/

Thanks very much !

(p.s.  i tried to use 3.7 but had issues.  no GNU make, and for some reason i
couldn't figure out how to get the recent version that works (i'm an old hand at
unix but have rarely used git - need 1-2-3 directions.  i still like the old
Makefile build when possible :)

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