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Hello. The new version of Blobmaster (Beta v. 0.1) is now available, as of
March 14. It can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Ridge/6532/bmaster.htm. Blobmaster is
a blob editor for POV-Ray. On his page, the author requested that someone
announce the new version to this newsgroup, as he hasn't been able to post
here again. So, I am doing so ....
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It is MUCH better than the original, it even has a preview, and if you try it,
you can make suggestions to the author to make this THE blob program for POV.
I have been e-mailing with the author to see if I can help make the interface
better. Looks like this baby is going to have customizeable interfaces,
a-la-winamp. More news to come...
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Keith Bowman <kbo### [at] jonction net> wrote in article
<36f1b994.0@news.povray.org>...
> Hello. The new version of Blobmaster (Beta v. 0.1) is now available, as
of
> March 14. It can be found at
> http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Ridge/6532/bmaster.htm. Blobmaster
is
> a blob editor for POV-Ray. On his page, the author requested that someone
> announce the new version to this newsgroup, as he hasn't been able to
post
> here again. So, I am doing so ....
>
>
>
>
Thank you very much. I still can't post from my own machine and can't
fathom the problem. Obviously this post is from a different machine(note
the correct date).Its good to know there are people willing to help out
there.
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Keith Bowman wrote:
>
> Hello. The new version of Blobmaster (Beta v. 0.1) is now available, as of
> March 14. It can be found at
> http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Ridge/6532/bmaster.htm. Blobmaster is
> a blob editor for POV-Ray. On his page, the author requested that someone
> announce the new version to this newsgroup, as he hasn't been able to post
> here again. So, I am doing so ....
So,
Is the source available?
If so would it be possible to port it to Linux, since I don't do
windows. Or does it use those strange COMs and the other stuff in
windows?
If it's possible I would like to take a shot at porting it to X (gtk).
/Peter Toneby
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