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"Hughes, B." <bob### [at] charternet> wrote in message
news:40e4e38b$1@news.povray.org...
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> Um... hmmmmm. No idea why that is, but your message here got me to trying
> number_of_waves and I'm seeing once again what might have been a bug
during
> beta testing, which could be totally unrelated. However, then again it
could
> be related in at least some obscure way I guess. Unfortunately, I don't
> recall what, if anything might have been done about it. I was a little
> sparse on beta testing toward the end.
>
> For instance: if global_settings {number_of_waves 10}} is used (the
default)
> I get a different (and incorrect) rendering from the next, or following,
> render without changing its value. To see this happen yourself you'll need
> to set another value, render, then change it to 10, render, and finally
> render one last time after that. Take note of the appearance of the sphere
> when 10 is used the first time. Of course, it might not happen for
everyone.
>
> Bob H.
>
>
Yeah, I had noticed that too, but just thought it was me doing something
wrong :)
I tried playing around with just one wave to try and get the desired effect,
but the same 'flattening' occurred, and since the wave center was placed
randomly (well, pseudo-randomly I guess), it didn't really do what I
wanted... I don't have the older source around anymore, but the 2.2
documentation even states it used 10 waves by default, so I don't think it's
as simple as that changing in current versions. I'll keep plugging at it
though, any other ideas?
Thanks,
-D
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