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In article <398### [at] gmxnet>, Lars <gro### [at] gmxnet> wrote:
> Do you think it is possible to write a macro which uses included
> ies-data and creates an object of light-planes out of the data?
>
> I think that povray light sources could represent an ies this
> way, or do you think this would be impossible?
Uh, what is ies data? And what do you mean by "light-planes"?
> BTW, where to find information about writing macros? I know a bit
> C / C++, and I used Povray some time ago, now I want to use it
> again, but I need ies, so I would like to know if it will be
> possible and where to get a good starting point.
They are easy to learn...just read the documentation, and look at the
macros which have been created. And if you have a specific problem, ask
on these newsgroups.
BTW, this group is for discussion of programming, this post would have
gone better in povray.advanced-users, povray.newusers, or povray.general.
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