Hello :) Thanks for the comments.

It's strange for me to be posting in the morning... Anyways, here is what I used

for the change of color in the the shadows. I suppose I could have used a #while

loop for it, but didn't want to figure it out last night:

light_source{<10000,  5000,0>,<0, 0, 1>/LV rotate y*-20}
light_source{<10000, 5000, 0>,<0, .25, .75>/LV rotate y*-22}
light_source{<10000, 5000, 0>,<0, .5, .5>/LV rotate y*-24}
light_source{<10000, 5000, 0>,<0, .75, .25>/LV rotate y*-26}
light_source{<10000,  5000,0>,<0, 1, 0>/LV rotate y*-28}
light_source{<10000, 5000, 0>,< .25, .75, 0>/LV rotate y*-30}
light_source{<10000,  5000,0>,< .5, .5, 0>/LV rotate y*-32}
light_source{<10000, 5000, 0>,< .75, .25, 0>/LV rotate y*-34}
light_source{<10000, 5000,0 >,< 1, 0, 0>/LV rotate y*-36}


Azrael wrote:

> First of all, hello :)
> Then... wow! A new version of the Kings' Valley in Egypt? Quite nice.
> I'd even say, *really* nice :)
> I agree with Dan: how do you do the change of colour?
>
> Azrael
>
> "SamuelT." wrote:
> >
> > Hello everyone. I was playing around with #int today and came up with
> > this image. #int is a good thing :)
> >
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"Ken" <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
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> It is good int it. :)

Groan!!!!

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#if you say so :P

Ken wrote:

> "SamuelT." wrote:
>
> > #int is a good thing :)
>
> It is good int it. :)
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what is #int ?


"SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone. I was playing around with #int today and came up with
> this image. #int is a good thing :)
>
> Questions? Comments? Hellos? :cD
>
>
>
> --
> Samuel Benge
>
> E-Mail: STB### [at] aolcom
>
> Visit the still unfinished isosurface tutorial:
> http://members.aol.com/stbenge
>
>


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Ed Kaiser wrote:
> 
> what is #int ?

int(A) Integer part of A. Returns the truncated integer part of A. Rounds towards
zero.

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In other words if you put #int(3.145) pov will see the number as only 3, without the
decimals.

Ken wrote:

> Ed Kaiser wrote:
> >
> > what is #int ?
>
> int(A) Integer part of A. Returns the truncated integer part of A. Rounds towards
zero.
>
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Ooh! Ahh!

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There may be some confusion when saying "#int" instead of just "int".
Can make it look like a new keyword.

Bob

"SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:38F### [at] aolcom...
| In other words if you put #int(3.145) pov will see the number as only 3, without the
| decimals.
|
| Ken wrote:
|
| > Ed Kaiser wrote:
| > >
| > > what is #int ?
| >
| > int(A) Integer part of A. Returns the truncated integer part of A. Rounds towards
zero.

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In article <38F### [at] aolcom>, "SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom> 
wrote:

> In other words if you put #int(3.145) pov will see the number as only 3, 
> without the decimals.

Not #int(), just int(). No hash sign(#), it is just another built in 
function.

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I meant to put just int. I don't use the pound symbol in my code :)

Bob Hughes wrote:

> There may be some confusion when saying "#int" instead of just "int".
> Can make it look like a new keyword.
>
> Bob
>
> "SamuelT." <STB### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:38F### [at] aolcom...
> | In other words if you put #int(3.145) pov will see the number as only 3, without
the
> | decimals.
> |
> | Ken wrote:
> |
> | > Ed Kaiser wrote:
> | > >
> | > > what is #int ?
> | >
> | > int(A) Integer part of A. Returns the truncated integer part of A. Rounds
towards zero.

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