Folks:

I have converted some standard gem cuts from GEMCAD to povray format.  These
are created from more or less professional faceting diagrams. The output was
exported in a sort of .dxf format. I wrote a PHP script to convert to php.

The php files for each faceted stone are zipped in the in p.b.scene-files NG
under the same name.
(It's hard to get the lighting right to show all the facets!)

Alan

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"Alan Walkington" <alan[REMOVE]@walkington.net> wrote in message
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> Folks:
>
> I have converted some standard gem cuts from GEMCAD to povray format.
These
> are created from more or less professional faceting diagrams. The output
was
> exported in a sort of .dxf format. I wrote a PHP script to convert to php.
>
> The php files for each faceted stone are zipped in the in p.b.scene-files
NG
> under the same name.
> (It's hard to get the lighting right to show all the facets!)
>
> Alan
I've been up too late.  of course I meant to say I wrote a PHP script to
convert to /pov/ format,
and the /pov/ files are in p.b.scene-files.

Sigh

Alan

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But we're still interested in the script itself.... :p

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