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"Sabrina Kilian" <"ykgp at vtSPAM.edu"> wrote in message
news:488a6e58@news.povray.org...
> StephenS wrote:
>> "Jim Holsenback" <jho### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>>> I'm starting a new thread for the v3.7 example scenes project ...
>> Ok, I've reinstalled POV-Ray 3.7.0.beta27.
>> I'll go step by step in case my method needs fixing.
>> As my first victim, scenes\qtvr\qtvrpanorama.pov from 3.7
>> File states:
>> #version 3.5;
>> global_settings{ assumed_gamma 1.0}
>> //-w384 -h1284 (command line recomended)
>>
>> 1)I run the scene with POV-Ray 3.5
>> 2)I run the scene with POV-Ray 3.7(new output file name)
>> 3)I run the scene with POV-Ray 3.7, removing version and gamma(new output
>> file
>> name)
>>
>> I compare 1 and 2, PaintShopPro/Arithmetic/difference. The resulting
>> image is
>> not blank.
>> I compare 1 and 3, PaintShopPro/Arithmetic/difference. The resulting
>> image is
>> not blank.
>>
>> qtvrpanorama.pov does not render the same.
>> Yikes, now what?
>>
>> Include the updated scene anyways? If it needs fixing, this will be
>> beyond me.
>>
>>
>
> Next is talking about what changes are visible, and figuring out what to
> change to "fix" it. Some differences will be easy, others might not. As a
> group, though, we should be able to get a good many of them.
i think before we get to far ahead of ourselves we should divide up the
examples so we can work without stepping on each others toes. if there are
no objections i'll use the manifest list to evenly divide up those scenes
into managable chunks. i think a good first pass would be to try to render
the scenes and see what goes without any changes. fails/warnings/problems
lets just make notes and move on to the next scene. i think this will pare
down the list and help use identify the problem scenes. as for debugging i
agree with Sabrina that we should be able work through most problems amoung
ourselves. if not, i'm sure that others in the users community will be able
to bail us out. i'll wait a bit for any comments before proceeding in case
either of you have a better idea how to go forward.
Jim
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