In article <3d5f9c78@news.povray.org>,
 "Siamak.Lina" <sia### [at] vifcom> wrote:

> I am a newbie in POVRAY. I was wondering if there is possibility of using
> POVRAY 3.5 for 2D and 3D scientific visualization? I appreciate any help
> or/reference in this respect -- (I use POVRAY in Windows platform)

Nope, it is entirely impossible to use POV for anything to do with 
science. ;-)

What type of visualization are you thinking of? POV 3.5 has things such 
as isosurfaces, parametric surfaces, and a powerful scene language that 
can be used to generate meshes or other shapes to visualize equations 
and algorithms. It supports density files that can be used in the 
isosurfaces or as media densities. You could also use user-defined 
functions to control media density or to control placement or texture of 
objects.

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Christopher James Huff <cja### [at] earthlinknet>
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