In article <3a8145cd@news.povray.org>, Geoff Wedig 
<wed### [at] darwinepbicwruedu> wrote:

> I've often thought of constructing a set of objects for visual scenes 
> in python, with some kind of reader that produced POV script. 

Look at VPython: http://cil.andrew.cmu.edu/projects/visual/
There is a way to export POV scenes.


> Python is a very clean and simple language, but provides a level of 
> power that POV-script just doesn't at this time.

Hmph. I personally don't like what I have seen of it, but I've never had 
to do anything in it, and a lot of people do seem to like it.
I mainly don't like the way loops and things don't have a visible 
closing, and the fact that it is sensitive to white space. And though it 
is supposed to be object oriented, the code I've seen doesn't look very 
object oriented to me.

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