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In hindsight I think that the criticisms I got were fair enough - I must
admit I was hasty with my post when I found that these newsgroups existed.
In answer to your question, I used Hamapatch to create the scene. I'm new to
all this, the boat was not mine - I grabbed it off the 'net just to see if I
could get Hamapatch to work.
Hamapatch BTW is a "derivative" of sPatch - a modeller for Windows.
"Bob H."
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> I looked at the file and it's a POV script of mostly bicubic patches at
about 1
> megabyte in size, so good thing it was a compressed file "test" :-)
> I didn't understand the scene but it rendered fast and looked okay from
what I
> could tell. No idea why it's a boat and flowers but I'm guessing water
could
> be added and then it would make more sense.
>
> Hope Marc-Hendrik hasn't scared you away, scene file posts are always
welcome
> I'm sure although I'm not an authority figure here. A file containing
nothing
> with that file size would be something to consider not posting but this
isn't
> the case here.
>
> No sign of this being a Moray file so I wondered what you used to model
it?
>
> Bob H.
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