"Siamak.Lina" wrote:
> 
> Thank you for your input -- to be more specific -- my field of research is
> Computational Fluid Dynamics and Space and Time nuclear reactor kinetics --
> I generally use Tecplot (www.amtec.com) (for more sophisticated projects --
> please check the demo ) and Gnuplot for simpler projects.
> 
> I see a very great potential in POVRAY for scientific visualization (am I
> right?) -- So is there any tutorial  to show how  POVRAY can be used  to
> produce Tecplot-like graphics? The answer is probably no -- so another
> question
> 
> Is there any other learning path for this purpose? where should I start?
> 

There are several sample scenes in the POV-Ray distribution that could
give you some hints, for example:

advanced/float5.pov (somewhat older, showing a simple way to display
functions)
language/trace.pov (2d visualization)
textures/patterns/crackle_form.pov (3d visualization using isosurfaces)
incdemo/func_gradient.pov (vector analysis macros from math.inc)

Christoph

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