the movie was impressive.  i tried to run it in 3.1 and found out
that it was a megapov thing.  will it run in 3.5?  i'm a newbie and
i've got my hands full with learning 3.1 so i think i should avoid
3.5 until it comes out officially, but i loved the tornado and am
interested to know if it will "fly" in it.  i'm scared of megapov...
i believe a certain level of expertise beyond mine is a requirement
for running unofficial pov versions.

thank you, miker


"Bob H." <omn### [at] msncom> wrote in message
news:3b28a558@news.povray.org...
> Version 2 now.  Skipped over 1, and yes I named the previous Zip with a
> number 3 for three files in it.  Mistake, maybe I'll cancel that to
prevent
> confusion since it wasn't a good macro to begin with.
>
> I made plenty of changes so this thing would be more versatile, my crude
way
> of macroing has improved a little (maybe).  Its no miracle of POVing but
it
> works.
>
> Zip file has both a small Mpeg and Jpeg included for you to look at
> immediately (the animation was from early on so it's bad, sorry).
>
> There's a message stream to tell you the current position (approx.) and a
> couple other things.  I almost switched to the Clock Modifier Macro but
kept
> with ClockMod.inc for now.  It isn't needed for stills but making a frame
> from animation is what I do.
>
> The Pov test scene file is your guide to the many parameters.  And pay
> little attention to the scenery... wasn't meant to be extravagant.
>
> Careful how you use this macro, high winds can be dangerous  :-)
> Ok, I've said enough by now I think.
>
> Bob H.
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>
>
>

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