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On 11/21/21 7:50 AM, tth wrote:
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> Hello.
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> I'm looking at interpolate in the wiki, and I've not found the
> option for "no interpolate", is there a reason for that ?
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> https://wiki.povray.org/content/Reference:Bitmap_Modifiers
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> I'm trying to map a low-res picture as pixel-art.
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> tTh
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Hi.
IIRC, With official POV-Ray versions, to get no interpolation - with
image maps - the only way is to not use the interpolate keyword. The
parser doesn't allow 'interpolate 0' with image maps though this is the
no interpolation value internally.
POV-Ray is set up inconsistently with respect to the interpolate
keyword. It sometimes supports a '0' no interpolation mode (ie density
files) and other places not. The differences in specification method are
for no reasons I can see(1).
Bill P.
(1) - My playpen povr branch supports 'interpolate 0' for no
interpolation everywhere.
Aside: There is often good reason to turn off interpolation. Performance
in development renders and where the image maps are already larger than
the as rendered resolution being others. In not always supporting a no
interpolation mode 'value', POV-Ray makes switching between no
interpolation and interpolation awkward.
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