Steve Shelby wrote:

> Dave,
> What you say makes sense to me, however, I am not all that
> well-versed on using povray. (I normally use Moray for
> everything, only going to Povray when Moray can't do what I want
> to do.)
>> You can easily put the values into an array and use this (I
>> don't know well Chris' macro, but it seems to be possible to
>> get my values in there.
>>
> Could you please show me how one would put your sample code into
> an array? Steve

See the docs: 6.1.8  Array Identifiers

#include "SPLINE.MCR"

#declare a    = array[103];
#declare a[0] = z * clock;
#declare a[1] = z * clock - z;
#declare a[2] = z * clock - 2 * z;

#local i = 0;
#while (i<100)
   #declare a[i+3] = <sin(clock-i),0,clock-i-3>;
   #local i = i+1;
#end
#declare splHead = create_spline(a, create_default_spline)

You can now do everything with splHead what what you can with the
spline macros.


Greets
Dave

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