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Far more readable than most of mine! Beautiful scene, too. One question,
though: When I render a scene, it first renders it with a few very large
pixels, and then refines the scene. How can I stop this, and render in just
one pass? I don't often work with scenes that take long enough to render
that this is important. I'm sorry for the ignorant question, but I can't
find it anywhere in the code. Excelent scene!
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It's because the scene uses radiosity. Radiosity does pre-traces which show
lower res versions of the image. I don't really understand it myself, but I
think you need them if you want radiosity (which you do for this scene,
otherwise everything will go very dark).
Look in the povray for more information.
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
Barron Gillon <gil### [at] purdue edu> wrote in message
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> Far more readable than most of mine! Beautiful scene, too. One question,
> though: When I render a scene, it first renders it with a few very large
> pixels, and then refines the scene. How can I stop this, and render in just
> one pass? I don't often work with scenes that take long enough to render
> that this is important. I'm sorry for the ignorant question, but I can't
> find it anywhere in the code. Excelent scene!
>
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