Yep, either that or the video is not good anyhow. Or you may even have
the color_map setup wrong(?). Is it in the form of:

 color_map {
  [0 color rgb<1,0,0>]
  [.3 color rgb<1,1,0>]
  [.6 color rgb<0,1,1>]
  [1 color rgb<0,0,1>]
 }

? Or perhaps:

 color_map {
  [0,.3 color rgb<1,0,0> color rgb<1,1,0>]
  [.3,.6 color rgb<1,1,0> color rgb<0,1,1>]
  [.6,1 color rgb<0,1,1> color rgb<0,0,1>]
 }

And if wrapping it:

 color_map {
  [0,.1 color rgb<0,0,1> color rgb<1,0,0>] //begins blue
  [.1,.3 color rgb<1,0,0> color rgb<1,1,0>]
  [.3,.6 color rgb<1,1,0> color rgb<0,1,1>]
  [.6,1 color rgb<0,1,1> color rgb<0,0,1>] //ends blue
 }


Phoenix wrote:
> 
> 'T was on Fri, 12 Feb 1999 16:14:53 GMT,
> that Bas Leerintveld wrote:
> > Can somebody please help me with my non-fluent-gradients?
> > I'm using Pov-ray v3.1 and when I try to make a gradient-background
> > like a dawn or something, I keep getting this really annoying "lines".
> > I mean, you can see very clearly where one color starts and the
> > other ends, you know what I mean?
> 
> I think you are trying to watch the image on a 16-bit colour screen. If
> this is the case, change it to 24-bit or higher.
> 
> Phoenix
> 
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