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On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:38:36 +0200, "Thomas de Groot"
<tDOTdegroot@interDOTnlANOTHERDOTnet> wrote:
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>"Stephen" <mcavoysAT@aolDOTcom> schreef in bericht
>news:8q5na599rcfvmi6gpmoi1in0p6c6jbvepr@4ax.com...
>> And Fractint ;)
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>Ah! Fractint is what I mean of course!
Fractint video drivers don't work on Windows XP and above and Winfract won't
colour cycle. :(
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Regards
Stephen
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clipka wrote:
> PGM (maxval <= 255)
> PGM (maxval <= 65535)
> PPM (maxval <= 255)
> PPM (maxval <= 65535)
> (Again, are these actually still relevant these days?)
I use PPM's from time to time - they are so simple to write that I don't
need any libraries and can create them from any language I choose.
They are even easier if you use the ASCII versions.
I'm off on holiday in 2hrs time for a week so can't supply images now
:-( I think sleep is needed.
I do know that many programs - possibly including POV 3.6 impose some
non-standard restrictions on the format of the ascii header. The spec -
such as it is - specifies that the various items of header only need to
be separated by white space, but several implementations say that
certain bits of header need to be separated by newlines and that certain
other bits need to be on the same line. Obviously the ideal
implementation would read anything but write in the normal layout.
If you've not got these in a week and still have a use for them I'll see
what I can do. Thanks for the work you're putting in here.
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"Warp" <war### [at] tag povrayorg> schreef in bericht
news:4aabb808@news.povray.org...
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> Who uses POT files anymore? Maybe support for it could be deprecated.
Nobody, I guess. I have a couple of them that I keep for sentimental reasons
:-) support could indeed be discontinued.
Like Stephen, I have not used Fractint or Winfract for maybe 10 years....
Thomas
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Re IFF/PGM/PPM test images:
IrfanView(www.irfanview.com) for Windows can save .PGMs & .PPMs(24-bit) from a
host of imported formats,while Deluxe Paint II(DOS) by Electronic Arts creates
..LBMs(included is CONVERT.EXE,which can change a few formats,such as BMP,to
LBM)-see www.vetusabandonware.com(Multimedia panel) for 1994 ver 3.0.
Hope this helps,if you've not already converted your images.
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