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I'm using PovRay mainly for architectural Design. The beauty of PovRay is
that we could sketch algorithms that will represent the logic of space
(Mitchell-MiT).

You could see one of my work done with PovRay (sketched with PovRay at the
first stages of design). http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV00.htm The
project is built in Montreal. I don't know if many people use PovRay as tool
for  construction.

I had some trouble at the stage of convert the model to standard format for
engineers (AutoCAD).

Is there a good way to convert geometry to DXF format. Even if it's just
Boxs-Points and Lines objects?

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Architecture CAAO Website[VIF
www.vif.com/users/goo

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> You could see one of my work done with PovRay (sketched with PovRay at the
> first stages of design). http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV00.htm The
> project is built in Montreal. I don't know if many people use PovRay as tool
> for  construction.

	Looks quite nice indeed.  I wonder if you applied post-processing
to your images, such as to add e.g. a diffuse glow on the highligts ?
	Very good CGI/real-world integration also.

	(sorry I can't answer your question).

	- NC

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>     Looks quite nice indeed.  I wonder if you applied post-processing
> to your images, such as to add e.g. a diffuse glow on the highligts ?
>     Very good CGI/real-world integration also.

	Damn, I just realized your pictures show a REAL sculpture ;-)
	"You know you have been raytracing too long when..."

	- NC

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Thanks NC,
Funny to see how it could be confusing.
Maybe it's because Escher did some drawings similar.

Here's Some links to others Pictures:

http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV01NB.htm
http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV01.htm
http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV00.jpg


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514.524.3010 www.vif.com/users/goo

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"Nicolas Calimet" <pov### [at] freefr> wrote in message
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> >     Looks quite nice indeed.  I wonder if you applied post-processing
> > to your images, such as to add e.g. a diffuse glow on the highligts ?
> >     Very good CGI/real-world integration also.
>
> Damn, I just realized your pictures show a REAL sculpture ;-)
> "You know you have been raytracing too long when..."
>
> - NC
>

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> Is there a good way to convert geometry to DXF format.

I made the POV macro which changes a Bezier curve into sphere and cylinder
of BreezeDesigner.
http://miyoken5.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ara2breeze/ara2breeze.htm
Sorry,this page is only Japanese.

BreezeDesigner can export as DXF.
http://www.imagos.fl.net.au/

I think that what is necessary is just to make the macro from which you
change  box of POV-Ray into the box of BreezeDesigner.


>http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV00.htm
Beautiful!

miyoken

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>
> I'm using PovRay mainly for architectural Design. The beauty of PovRay is
> that we could sketch algorithms that will represent the logic of space
> (Mitchell-MiT).
>
> You could see one of my work done with PovRay (sketched with PovRay at the
> first stages of design). http://www.vif.com/users/goo/ReV/ReV00.htm The
> project is built in Montreal. I don't know if many people use PovRay as
tool
> for  construction.
>
> I had some trouble at the stage of convert the model to standard format
for
> engineers (AutoCAD).
>
> Is there a good way to convert geometry to DXF format. Even if it's just
> Boxs-Points and Lines objects?
>
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> guillaumeLaBelle [alias goo$B%%(B] -
> Architecture CAAO Website[VIF
> www.vif.com/users/goo
>
>

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