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> To convert the RealFlow text output, I used HandyFile
> Find&Replace ... It still takes quite some time to convert a
> whole animation, but it isn't that bad, it works, and it's free.
I'm learning some C++ in my sparetime, and it probably wouldn't be very hard
to write a conversion tool.. But I can't promiss to do it now.. I'll need to
learn a little more.
> I can put up a small guide somewhere
> if people are interested.
Eventually. But is "realflow" free and cool?
Regards,
Hugo
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I did a few Realflow 2 POV animations myself recently. Here's a link to my
main one
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.animations/23970/168189/Realflow2POV-mq.mpg
You can search p.b.a to find a couple of others by me. I actually used the
evaluation version of Text Pipe Pro to convert the Realflow files as I
couldn't find a free option (but sadly the trial period has expired now). I
shall check into HandyFile Find&Replace.
All the best,
Andy Cocker
"Gergely Vandor" <kar### [at] dpg hu> wrote in message
news:3d3c7746@news.povray.org...
> A couple of weeks ago I spent some time with realflow. I simply had to
find
> a way to feed the output into PoV-Ray, since I had no other renderer
> available. :)
>
> Here's the result.
>
> To convert the RealFlow text output, I used HandyFile Find&Replace, a
> freeware tool with regular expressions capabilities. It still takes quite
> some time to convert a whole animation, but it isn't that bad, it works,
and
> it's free. I can put up a small guide somewhere if people are interested.
> (Or has someone already found another solution?)
> --
> Gergely
>
>
>
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Perl is easier for these kind of things.
"Hugo" <hua### [at] post3teledk> wrote in message
news:3d3cfeca@news.povray.org...
> > To convert the RealFlow text output, I used HandyFile
> > Find&Replace ... It still takes quite some time to convert a
> > whole animation, but it isn't that bad, it works, and it's free.
>
> I'm learning some C++ in my sparetime, and it probably wouldn't be very
hard
> to write a conversion tool.. But I can't promiss to do it now.. I'll need
to
> learn a little more.
>
> > I can put up a small guide somewhere
> > if people are interested.
>
> Eventually. But is "realflow" free and cool?
>
> Regards,
> Hugo
>
>
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> Perl is easier for these kind of things.
Not when I don't know Perl. :o) There seems to be a library in C++ that
handles file writing / reading, and another library that compare
text-strings, and the rest is pretty much like Pov's SDL language (I mean,
in this case).
Regards,
Hugo
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Andrew Cocker said:
> I did a few Realflow 2 POV animations myself recently. Here's a link to my
> main one
>
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.animations/23970/168189/Realflow2POV-
mq.mpg
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that is really cool, andrew. i had to watch it half a dozen
times. so realflow costs money, huh?
miker
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"ZSpider" <zsp### [at] gtenet> wrote in message news:3d3f13e7$1@news.povray.org...
> ********************************
> that is really cool, andrew. i had to watch it half a dozen
> times. so realflow costs money, huh?
Thanks very much.
Yes, it costs money, but I used it on a friends machine, so I'm not sure how much it
costs.
www.nextlimit.com for more info.
All the best,
Andy Cocker
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> I'm learning some C++ in my sparetime, and it probably wouldn't be very
hard
> to write a conversion tool.. But I can't promiss to do it now.. I'll need
to
> learn a little more.
Same for me, only with Java:-) I want to update my Moray mesh to UDO utility
soon.
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Hugo wrote:
>
> Not when I don't know Perl. :o) There seems to be a library in C++
> that handles file writing / reading, and another library that
> compare text-strings, and the rest is pretty much like Pov's SDL
> language (I mean, in this case).
It couldn't be easier in C++, you can just use a stream for fileio. If
you're an efficiency nut, though, streams are a little slower than the C
library. And Visual Studio has given me numerous headaches trying to
figure out why certain functions aren't in certain namespaces when the
docs say they are...
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