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Wait. Don't need to put the demo files which are already distributed with
POV-Ray up on a web site. Makes no sense. What does make sense is the preview
images of each scene file by name. In fact wouldn't that be great as html with
the official distribution, except for the added file size. Dang, now it's got
me thinking of hyperlinking from within POV-Ray to extract pov script and render
as you browse your computer or the internet. Too much MS Windows over the years
for me I suppose.
Bob
"Ken" <tyl### [at] pacbell net> wrote in message
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| Steve wrote:
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| > >Some ideas I personaly have had are:
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| > >Texture Library
| > >Object Library
| > >Macro Library
| > >Isosurface Library
| > >Turorial Library
| > >Document Library
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| > One idea that springs to mind is a page or pages for different
| > sections, where there are thumbnails of all the standard example
| > source files, with the name clearly stated for each one, and
| > a link to the zipped up source file (behind the image).
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| I'll run your suggestion past the rest of the TAG and see what they
| have to say about it. Anyone else reading this think there is merit
| behind this suggestion ?
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| Ken Tyler - 1300+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
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