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In article <3c2de5e0$1@news.povray.org> , "Anders K."
<and### [at] prostar d2gcom> wrote:
> However, adding one row and column doesn't even work: it scales everything
> by <(w+1)/w, (h+1)/h>. And for camera types other than orthographic, moving
> the camera doesn't work either, since objects closer to the camera would get
> shifted more than objects farther away. Rotating the camera would skew the
> whole image unpredictably. So there is no satisfactory workaround.
Actually, a quick look at the code suggests that your observation may not be
correct (but I never really cared about this part of the code before)...
Thorsten
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> > However, adding one row and column doesn't even work: it scales
everything
> > by <(w+1)/w, (h+1)/h>. And for camera types other than orthographic,
moving
> > the camera doesn't work either, since objects closer to the camera would
get
> > shifted more than objects farther away. Rotating the camera would skew
the
> > whole image unpredictably. So there is no satisfactory workaround.
>
> Actually, a quick look at the code suggests that your observation may not
be
> correct [...]...
How so?
Anders
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