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Janusz Paprota wrote:
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> > thetas just begging to be animated you know :)
> Of course. It can run. Janusz Paprota
Janusz,
We do not allow such large file sizes to be posted on this news
server. We appreciate you wanting to share you animations but
this is not the right group and your file size is much to big.
Please cancel your last message.
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Ken Tyler - ken### [at] tag povrayorg
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This is my mistake. I wanted to send this to povray.binaries.animations
yesterday.
I have some troubles with sending anything to povray. binaries.........
I don't understand English at all. Its difficult to me answer you all
question quickly and properly.
Janusz Paprota
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> > thetas just begging to be animated you know :)
> Of course. It can run. Janusz Paprota
might be an idea to make your animations in mpeg or divx format as post em
to pba - dont think you will make to many friends posting large animated
gifs to the pbi group :)
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Reason why you could not post this to povray.binaries.animations group is
because of the file size being way too large. I was amazed to see this file
here since I thought all groups had the 1 megabyte (after encoding) limit on
them.
What you are limited to is about 736KB files. So this would never make it.
Language barrier: when in doubt, you might be able to use altavista or somene
here might know the same language or use a translator on what you write. Not
sure how good that would be but it's an idea.
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If you don't know how to cancel the message (I see you use Outlook Express 5)
just select it and use menu Message | Cancel Message
Maybe you already do but the sooner it's gone the more people you save from a
long D/L
:-)
Bob H.
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"Janusz Paprota" <jpa### [at] bpicompl> wrote in message
news:3a3f0eb2@news.povray.org...
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> > thetas just begging to be animated you know :)
> Of course. It can run. Janusz Paprota
I am glad I got this before it gets canceled... <brag> it took twelve
seconds to download</brag>
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David, I live in a relatively small town, and even we have a Lionel
retailer. I bet you could get it repaired. I imagine replacing it would be
costly! I remember the price tags! Seems they always go up a tad this time
of year.
Grim
"David Fontaine" <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote in message
news:3A3### [at] faricynet...
> "Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:
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> > dont know about anyone else, but i always found the linkages on steam
trains
> > facinating - the more comples the better :) - very nice anim!!
>
> I pity the fool who don't like steam engines!
>
> We have a realllly old Lionel one, very heavy, only a 0-2-0, runs like
crap now
> (full power it accelerates pretty slow and goes tops ~8 ft/s, makes a
grating
> sound), but it has a really cool linkage, missing on one side tho :(
>
> Bar from first wheel to second wheel, second bar from second wheel to
large
> piston, third bar from second wheel (offset a few degrees from the second
bar)
> to a small lever which doubles the motion from small piston.
>
> It's a 4-stroke locomotive; the offset from the second bar to the third
bar on
> the wheel is 90 degrees and the phase offset from the big piston to the
little
> piston is one fourth of the period. Goes big (lower) piston, upper piston,
> opposite lower piston, opposite upper piston.
>
> Would be sweet if it ran decent and could pull any cars, and if it didn't
tip
> over on every curve.
>
> --
> David Fontaine <dav### [at] faricynet> ICQ 55354965
> My raytracing gallery: http://davidf.faricy.net/
>
>
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> I am glad I got this before it gets canceled... <brag> it took twelve
> seconds to download</brag>
dont know how long it took me, i am on a 24/7 modem connection, i just set
it going then bugger off for some breakfast and a smoke :)
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Rick
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"Bill DeWitt" <bde### [at] cflrrcom> wrote in message
news:3a3f9d8f@news.povray.org...
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> I am glad I got this before it gets canceled... <brag> it took twelve
> seconds to download</brag>
>
That long? Your patience is indeed noteworthy.
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"Tom Melly" <tom### [at] tomandlucouk> wrote :
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> That long? Your patience is indeed noteworthy.
You probably don't get the new "Dial-up" commercials that RR is running
over here.
People at a Christmas party talking about their shopping experiences.
One woman say, "I just go on the internet and click on what I want". The
next woman says, "But waiting for the images to load, the broken links and
those ... wait a minute, you must use Road Runner, that's how you can get it
done so fast". The first woman replies, "No, I dial-up" whereupon everyone
laughs at her.
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