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Peter Hertel <peter@hertel**nospam**.no> wrote:
> How does the students like it? Does anyone of them continue using
> POV-Ray?
I don't know. I can't know what they do with their lives after the course
is over... :)
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Warp's furious key-hammering produced this:
>> Did you offer the students object libraries, or did they do all of the coding
>> in the scene?
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> They had to do everything "by hand".
They did a really nice job on those objects, then!
>> Also, I noticed that many of them were post-processed.
>> Photoshop, I assume?
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> Quoting myself:
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> "The task is to design a CD cover using POV-Ray and an image manipulation
> program."
Yes, I know. I'm not that thick. :)
I'm just wondering what program was used to do all of that.
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Ian J. Burgmyer <the### [at] mac com> wrote:
> I'm just wondering what program was used to do all of that.
Whichever they wanted. Gimp was provided in the computer labs, but its
use was not mandatory.
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