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Well, the subject says it all... There was a project for school last
year(4 months ago, actually), and I had to do a representation of the
Bramante's Tempietto in 3D; it's been finished for months, and it's only
now that i've realized it could interesting for someone else... SO,
where should i post it?
Warnings: it has animation keys in there, the object is pretty
big(thousands of components), and the colums are rotationnal sweeps bc i
switched to Moray 3.2, but the column plugin wasn't ready in time 8(
TIA,
Paul
PS, it's not a scale representation at all, since i couldn't find the
book that did an architectural analysis of it 8(
--
AKA paul_virak_khuong at yahoo.com, pkhuong at deja.com, pkhuong at
crosswinds.net and pkhuong at technologist.com(list not complete)...
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typically, anything not simply a message, but relating to moray goes in
moray.binaries. also, you can post to the moray website. you first
need to download the insruction sheet which tells you where to upload,
what to include, needed information etc.
pk wrote:
>
> Well, the subject says it all... There was a project for school last
> year(4 months ago, actually), and I had to do a representation of the
> Bramante's Tempietto in 3D; it's been finished for months, and it's only
> now that i've realized it could interesting for someone else... SO,
> where should i post it?
>
> Warnings: it has animation keys in there, the object is pretty
> big(thousands of components), and the colums are rotationnal sweeps bc i
> switched to Moray 3.2, but the column plugin wasn't ready in time 8(
>
> TIA,
> Paul
>
> PS, it's not a scale representation at all, since i couldn't find the
> book that did an architectural analysis of it 8(
> --
> AKA paul_virak_khuong at yahoo.com, pkhuong at deja.com, pkhuong at
> crosswinds.net and pkhuong at technologist.com(list not complete)...
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ryan constantine wrote:
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> typically, anything not simply a message, but relating to moray goes in
> moray.binaries. also, you can post to the moray website. you first
> need to download the insruction sheet which tells you where to upload,
> what to include, needed information etc.
...but before doing any of this you might consider posting an image
of your model in povray.binaries.images and ask if anyone is interested
in it. If people respond favorably then you can go through the trouble
of uploading the model to the location of your choice.
--
Ken Tyler - 1400+ POV-Ray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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Hi pk, you recently wrote in moray.win:
> SO, where should i post it?
Feel free to upload it to our FTP server and I will include it in the
next update to the Object Library. As Ryan said, instructions for
doing so are available from the Object Library page on our website
(http://www.stmuc.com/moray/meobjs.html)
- Lutz
email : lut### [at] stmuc com
Web : http://www.stmuc.com/moray
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