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> I'm sorry posting this (I know it's way off topic) but I'd hate to see this
> happening...
> The company who owns the Blender license is getting out of business. So,
> people started a campain, in order to buy the source code of blender and
> release it to the comunity.
>
> The link to more info is
>
> http://www.blender3d.com/
>
> Again, sorry about this absolute off-topic - but maybe some of you would
> find this important.
> Oh, yes. I have nothing to do with this site, nor I will contribute. It's
> just Blender is so well-spoken, I thought some of You could find useful to
> know.
> And sorry about my (bad) english.
>
> []s
>
> --
>
It is not out off topic, because there exist python scripts, which convert
Blender scene to povray file. Two different versions exists.
1) PovAnim: http://jmsoler.free.fr/util/blenderfile/povanim.htm
(this script is usable for povray3.5)
2) povExport.py http://www.janw.gothere.uk.com/exportmesh.html#povray1
(you have to modify this script a little bit:
"import Blender" -> import Blender210 as Blender
this is usable for povray3.1, povray3.5)
Jiri Hnidek
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