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"dbwr" <dbw### [at] netzero net> wrote in message news:40134384@news.povray.org...
> Been reading posts for months, and haven't seen this
> come up yet, but I'm sure someone has done this already.
> I want to input a series of image_mapped jpg/gif/etc within
> a scene - say 30 frames - to play on render plasma screen
> (similar to DESK.pov sample) as camera pans past. I don't
> have the luxury of time like I used to, to figure these out. POV
> user for at least 6 years though. (not a newbie) Thanks for input.
When you specify your image_map file name, use concat(str1, str2) to build
it from the frame_number value. In your case, you could do something like
this:
....
image_map
{
png concat("file_", str(frame_number, -3), ".png")
}
....
Note: str(frame_number, -3) pads zeros, which most software does it saves
frames. Change it to the number of zeros it pads.
Note: concat takes any number of string arguments, all of which get pieced
together.
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