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On Sun, 16 Jan 2000 01:27:24 -0800, Ken <tyl### [at] pacbell net> wrote:
>Unless you have made signifigant improvements TgaMosaic is a far
>superior product. TGADOT had the terrible habit of conveting
>each pixel of the image into an object which created extremely
>large file sizes. TgaMosaic has options for averaging the pixels
>to reduce object count plus it allows for different object types,
>user definable rotations, a built in clock variable for animating
>the image, plus other nifty inhancements. I'm not knocking TGADOT
>mind you but without some serious work it's limitations make
>TgaMosaic a much better choice for modern POV-Ray users.
True, the original TGADOT doesn't have the ability to average pixels
to reduce object count, doesn't have the built-in clock variable, or
rotations, but the source code is readily available for anyone who
wants to port it or add enhancements. I was under the impression that
TgaMosaic wasn't availablie in source code. Am I mistaken?
Later,
Glen Berry
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