Cool, thanks a lot for your quick response.  That should work great, but
you're right I should probably put everything in on .pov file.  I'm new to
this.  : )

Andy

"Tim Nikias" <JUSTTHELOWERCASE:timISNOTnikias(at)gmx.netWARE> wrote in
message news:41723b1c$1@news.povray.org...
> Now to the Queue:
>
> In the POV-Ray folder, you'll find a folder called "ini", in which you
find
> "pvtools.ini" and "pvengine.ini" (that is, if you're using the Windows
> version, but the files should basically be the same for other OS', if I'm
> not mistaken).
> In "pvengine.ini", at the very end, there are the following lines:
>
> [FileQueue]
> ReloadOnStartup=1
> QueueCount=0
>
> Now, if you want to add files to that, you'd have to add to the QueueCount
> and add the files, like this:
>
> QueueCount=2
> QueuedFile0=E:\Sources\c.pov
> QueuedFile1=E:\Sources\a.pov
>
> Note that the numbering for the QueuedFile begins at 0 and has no leading
0s
> when you move beyond 10 or 100 files.
>
> What you should do then, is is just add them to "pvengine.pov" and set
> QueueCount on the proper number. If you want them to get rendered
> automatically once you start POV-Ray, there's an option called
"AutoRender"
> somewhere which has to be set to 1 to render automatically.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Tim
>
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