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On Wed, 28 Oct 1998 07:13:58 -0800, "Mike Weber"
<mwe### [at] racal-pelagoscom> wrote:
>I plan on entering the current round for the competition. When I'm done
>with my work, I plan to put it on my web-page. But I don't want someone
>taking it and using it without some recognition. This has happened to me
>before - someone put a link from their site to mine and used two of my GIF
>animations. So, I'd like to put my signature or name into each from of my
>animation. Does anyone know of a DOS or Windows tool that will allow me to
>easily place text or superimpose an image into the corner of all my images
>for an animation? Currently my animation is at 360 frames, and I certainly
>don't want to do it by hand!!
>
>Mike
You're sort of in luck. With the help of some of the kind folks in
another povray newsgroup (actually, a LOT of mathemetics help) I have
some povray 3.1 code to place a line of copyright text on the bottom
right of your animation frame no matter where the camera is looking.
Simply put, you put your camera location in the vector cam_l and
look_at in cam_lat. The following will set your camera using those
variable AND, most importantly, compute the translate and rotate for a
text object that it will place just a widget in front of the camera
lense.
//example
#declare cam_l = <.6,5.4,16>;
#declare cam_lat = <15,1,24>;
#local CamZ = 2; //the amount of camera zoom you want
#local CamD = vnormalize(cam_lat,cam_l);
#local CamR = vnormalize(vcross(y,CamD));
#local CamU = vnormalize(vcross(CamD,CamR));
text { ttf "timrom.ttf","(c) 1998 by Lewis Sellers
http://www.intrafoundation.com",.1,0
pigment { rgbt<1,.8,.8,.75> }
finish { ambient .75 diffuse 1}
scale .05
translate <-.65,-.48,CamZ>
matrix < CamR.x,CamR.y,CamR.z,
CamU.x,CamU.y,CamU.z,
CamD.x,CamD.y,CamD.z,
cam_l.x,cam_l.y,cam_l.z >
}
camera {
location cam_l
up CamU
right CamR*4/3
direction CamD*CamZ
}
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