In article <3fd3b45f$1@news.povray.org> , "Slime" <fak### [at] emailaddress> 
wrote:

> What POV-Ray does, and what he's talking about, is renders the selected area
> in the wrong area of the output image.
>
> For instance, if you select a square at the center of your image, the
> outputted file will be black everywhere but the *top* middle, where your
> selected render will appear. One would expect blackness everywhere but the
> *center*, which is where your selection was.

No, you are wrong interpreting what you are seeing.  POV-Ray simply outputs
only the rows which contains the rendered area.  However, the image is
specified to have a certain height and width.  What you see outside the
rendered area when viewing this image is completely up to your image viewing
program.

    Thorsten

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