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In article <web.3e221f157b2024c5ea8d77930@news.povray.org>,
"davidafisher" <dav### [at] attbicom> wrote:
> I'm passing light from a single light source through a gap that really
> isn't narrow but I'm getting a diffraction grating effect (light and dark
> striations) - which I don't want. Is there some settings in the ambient,
> diffuse, etc. that would reduce/elliminate this effect?
You are not getting a diffraction effect, it is something else. Put
simply, diffraction is a very complex effect to simulate, POV does not
even try.
My best guess is that you are somehow getting a coincident surface
effect, or are doing something else that causes precision errors. I
can't say more without more details.
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Christopher James Huff <cja### [at] earthlinknet>
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