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"Jerry" <jer### [at] acusd edu> wrote in message
news:jerry-7E0E52.08415825072000@news.povray.org...
> In article <397daf95@news.povray.org>, Warp <war### [at] tag povray org>
> wrote:
>
> (a) the quote you're replying to doesn't imply that. It only implies
> that if you paint an image map to use on an object, you cannot claim
> otherwise. (I hope this isn't controversial.)
>
> (b) The post you're replying to covered this in a different paragraph:
>
> "It would seem to me that you could submit this to the IRTC provided
> that the "source" included the picture from stage one. This would be the
> equivalent of an image map being the bulk of a raytrace, and with
> correspondingly low scores."
>
> So, yes, of course you can use image maps. The more your scene is an
> image map, however, the more low scores you can expect to receive.
>
> Jerry
Couldn't have put it better myself. Dunno why I'm responding except I wanted
to see Tom next to Jerry. ;)
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