Hi there.  Is there any kind of network rendering program available for
POV-ray 3+?  I think there used to be one availiable for 2+, but I don't
know if one was ever built for later versions.

Thanks,

Josh

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Joshua Sather wrote:
> 
> Is there any kind of network rendering program available for
> POV-ray 3+?  

I think http://linz.info.at/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html
is what you're looking for.

ThW

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Thomas Willhalm wrote:
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> I think http://linz.info.at/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html
> is what you're looking for.

 Please make sure we can access these files.

"You don't have permission to access
/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html on this server."

is the only thing i get.
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Thomas Willhalm wrote:
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> I think http://linz.info.at/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html
> is what you're looking for.
> 
> ThW
> 
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I can't get into that server, is there anywhere else that I can get it
from?
> http://www.informatik.uni-konstanz.de/~willhalm/
> Tschieses lavs ju

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Joshua Sather wrote:
> 
> Thomas Willhalm wrote:
> >
> 
> > I think http://linz.info.at/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html
> > is what you're looking for.
> >
> I can't get into that server, is there anywhere else that I can get it
> from?


You could try this:

ftp://ftp.povray.org/pub/povray/unofficial/patches-3.0/

actually, you can find most anything related to POV, on ftp.povray.org

//Hans

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Joshua Sather wrote:
> 
> Thomas Willhalm wrote:
> >
> > I think http://linz.info.at/students/harald.deischinger/pvmpov.html
> > is what you're looking for.
> 
> I can't get into that server, is there anywhere else that I can get it
> from?

I'm sorry about misleading you. The page has moved to
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/6386/

ThW

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hasn't anyone from the windows-geek made povwin into a DCOM client and
server ?  There are lots of offices out there with tons of windows PC's just
sitting idly outside of 9am to 5pm....

Rick


Joshua Sather wrote in message <348DE199.92D7C0D0@csd.uwm.edu>...
>Hi there.  Is there any kind of network rendering program available for
>POV-ray 3+?  I think there used to be one availiable for 2+, but I don't
>know if one was ever built for later versions.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Josh
>
>sat### [at] mailexecpccom

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A TCP/IP based server/client pair is in the works. We plan to work on it at the
same time we are writing a pop client / server client pair. Clients will be
Unix, MAC, 95. The server will be 95/NT and Unix. Should only take a couple days
to write once we start. We will probably start in a month.

Timothy A. Grubb


Rick Sharpe wrote:

> hasn't anyone from the windows-geek made povwin into a DCOM client and
> server ?  There are lots of offices out there with tons of windows PC's just
> sitting idly outside of 9am to 5pm....
>
> Rick
>
> Joshua Sather wrote in message <348DE199.92D7C0D0@csd.uwm.edu>...
> >Hi there.  Is there any kind of network rendering program available for
> >POV-ray 3+?  I think there used to be one availiable for 2+, but I don't
> >know if one was ever built for later versions.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Josh
> >
> >sat### [at] mailexecpccom

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Please let me know when it's there.


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Timothy A. Grubb <wsf### [at] netacom> schreef in artikel
<34BF090E.AD15F703@neta.com>...
> A TCP/IP based server/client pair is in the works. We plan to work on it
at the
> same time we are writing a pop client / server client pair. Clients will
be
> Unix, MAC, 95. The server will be 95/NT and Unix. Should only take a
couple days
> to write once we start. We will probably start in a month.
> 
> Timothy A. Grubb
> 
> 
> Rick Sharpe wrote:
> 
> > hasn't anyone from the windows-geek made povwin into a DCOM client and
> > server ?  There are lots of offices out there with tons of windows PC's
just
> > sitting idly outside of 9am to 5pm....
> >
> > Rick
> >
> > Joshua Sather wrote in message <348DE199.92D7C0D0@csd.uwm.edu>...
> > >Hi there.  Is there any kind of network rendering program available
for
> > >POV-ray 3+?  I think there used to be one availiable for 2+, but I
don't
> > >know if one was ever built for later versions.
> > >
> > >Thanks,
> > >
> > >Josh
> > >
> > >sat### [at] mailexecpccom
> 
> 
> 
>

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Joshua Sather wrote:
> 

> Hi there.  Is there any kind of network rendering program available for

> POV-ray 3+?  I think there used to be one availiable for 2+, but I don'
t
> know if one was ever built for later versions.
> 

> Thanks,
> 

> Josh
> 

> sat### [at] mailexecpccom



http://www.hgs.se/~kp97gbc/povpage/cmaster/index.html

I have used it myself for most of my animations, though it can be used
for stills as well. (I did the Skyvase benchmark test on 32 p200/p133:s
using cmaster, and it took about 7 sec:s per frame...)

Check it out!

-Mikael

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