Hello,

After having been playing with POv-Ray for a few months I finally
entered the realm of animations with a model of a paperplane.

The plane is a single mesh, though I am thinking of going for
bezier-patches to get some flexibility. Will have to see.

Next week I'll hammer out some rough spots from the plane, and then
it's time to make a place where it can do some flying...

 -- Nikodemus

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This is cool. A lot of people have talked about doing origami pieces
(myself included) but paper folding with POV-Ray can be a bit of a
challenge. Would you mind sharing the code?

Josh

Nikodemus Siivola wrote:

> Hello,
>
> After having been playing with POv-Ray for a few months I finally
> entered the realm of animations with a model of a paperplane.
>
> The plane is a single mesh, though I am thinking of going for
> bezier-patches to get some flexibility. Will have to see.
>
> Next week I'll hammer out some rough spots from the plane, and then
> it's time to make a place where it can do some flying...
>
>  -- Nikodemus

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Josh English <eng### [at] spiritonecom>:

>This is cool. A lot of people have talked about doing origami pieces
>(myself included) but paper folding with POV-Ray can be a bit of a
>challenge. Would you mind sharing the code?

There... in povray.text.scene-files.

Yours,

 -- Nikodemus

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