I sense the beginnings of an elite group of individuals to whom
indentation is not required to use pov, and the first convention meeting
held in a cramped basement somewhere with no room to use spaces, tabs,
or empty lines.
Wll, thanks a bunch Fabien, though the script wasn't necessary, what I
meant was the possible use of the GIF graphics themselves. Why
re-render? unless you're allowing me to change it too? They're fine
enough already.
No one else seems to have permissioned the use of theirs yet, so I'm not
going to add them to my web pages unless I hear otherwise.
I wonder, there isn't anything immoral about using non-approved buttons
is there? Figure any link is still a link. Just that the one used most
would be considered "official" I guess. And that would supposedly be the
one now at the www.povray.org page.


Ken wrote:
> 
> Fabien Mosen wrote:
> 
> > LOL !!
> > If you want to see how far it could go, take a look at my IRTC entries
> > zip files.  In fact, I don't like to scroll (vertically) too much within
> > a scene file, so, often, when an object's modelling is finished, I
> > "compress"
> > many lines of code into one, or just a few, lines :
> >
> > #declare Stuff=union {sphere ... cylinder difference ... torus
> > {intersection sphere ...{ difference  ...union {...}}}...}}}} texture
> > {pigment finish normal}}
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Fabien.
> 
>   Then you would feel right at home in one of my scene files. Here
> is a short section of a scene I worked on 2 days ago unedited and
> pasted directly into this message.
> 
>   #declare Scrw_1=union{#declare aa=0; #while(aa<2000)union{
>   cylinder{y*-1.4,y*1.4,.22}cone{x*.2,.35,x*.5,0 scale<1,.45,.51>
>   translate<0,-1.2,0>rotate<0,-1.125*aa,0>translate<0,.00125*aa,0>}}
>   #declare aa=aa+10; #end}
> 
>   Nothing is sacred and yes two objects on the same line people.
> Embrace the feelings you experience as you look into the face
> of the disdented Pov source code. Rejoice in the feel and look
> of what must surely come to pass as the future of Pov coding and
> know that you too can become one of it's early disciples.
> 
> Remember to Repent - Remember to Disdent. It's not too late !
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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