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On 19/02/2023 10:56, Bald Eagle wrote:
> I have just uploaded Friedrich Lohmueller's website that I archived here:
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> https://ufile.io/wlsy82k3
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> The file hosting service will keep it there for the next 30 days.
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> Please consider downloading a local copy to preserve this indispensable
> resource.
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> The zip is 208 MB.
> Unzipped it is 329 MB.
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> Hopefully I can begin converting this into a PDF at some point.
>
> - Bill
>
In addition to this I’d like to mention I also have a copy of the site
(derived from archive.org). This is about 2GB (unsure of the reason for
the difference). I intend to make it available once I’ve converted
hard-coded links to be relative. I also want to contact Andrea if I can (I
don’t have any email address, but there is a snail mail one).
-- Chris
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> Please consider downloading a local copy to preserve this indispensable
> resource.
And now it available here: https://povlab.online/povtutorial/
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Btw, if you have any other materials to share - just send them to me.
I have 15Gb free on my host.
--
YB
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Op 19/02/2023 om 05:44 schreef Chris Cason:
> On 19/02/2023 10:56, Bald Eagle wrote:
>> I have just uploaded Friedrich Lohmueller's website that I archived here:
>>
>> https://ufile.io/wlsy82k3
>>
>> The file hosting service will keep it there for the next 30 days.
>>
>> Please consider downloading a local copy to preserve this indispensable
>> resource.
>>
>> The zip is 208 MB.
>> Unzipped it is 329 MB.
>>
>> Hopefully I can begin converting this into a PDF at some point.
>>
>> - Bill
>>
>
> In addition to this I’d like to mention I also have a copy of the site
> (derived from archive.org). This is about 2GB (unsure of the reason for
> the difference). I intend to make it available once I’ve converted
> hard-coded links to be relative. I also want to contact Andrea if I can (I
> don’t have any email address, but there is a snail mail one).
>
> -- Chris
Bill, Chris, Sergey: Thanks indeed for your efforts to preserve
Friedrich's fundamental contributions.
--
Thomas
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Chris Cason <del### [at] deletethistoo povrayorg> wrote:
> (derived from archive.org). This is about 2GB (unsure of the reason for
> hard-coded links to be relative. I also want to contact Andrea if I can (I
>
> -- Chris
Thanks, Chris. I just used one of those automated tools that I found, and
wasn't sure if it had grabbed _everything_ (which obviously it didn't).
I think he had a lot of material on there about plants and art, with animations,
non-povray stuff, etc.
I'm glad that _someone_ has "the whole thing" because like POV-Ray itself, when
you even _try_ to look at everything to see what's there, you realize that
there's SO much, it's TOO much to take in all at once. And FL was one man.
It would be sad indeed to see what is obvious even at first glance to be
thousands of hours of patient work get lost, and all of his efforts not get
seen, enjoyed, and celebrated by many years of future POV-Ray enthusiasts.
Thanks again,
- Bill W
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> I'm glad that _someone_ has "the whole thing"
Today I downloaded from http://web.archive.org theses tutorials,
filtered out all unnecessary information and put on this site in two
forms: for browsing and archived:
-- Friedrich Lohmueller's POV-Ray Tutorials --
For browsing:
https://povlab.online/povtutorial/
Archived:
https://povlab.online/arc/pov_tut.zip
Source
http://web.archive.org/web/20220301024040/https://www.f-lohmueller.de/index.htm
-- Friedrich Lohmueller's 3D Animation with POV-Ray --
For browsing:
https://povlab.online/animtutorial/
Archived:
https://povlab.online/arc/anim_tut.zip
Source
http://web.archive.org/web/20220301024040/https://www.f-lohmueller.de/index.htm
-- Mike Williams's Isosurface Tutoria --
For browsing:
https://povlab.online/isotutorial/
Archived:
https://povlab.online/arc/iso_tut.zip
Source:
http://web.archive.org/web/20190728000430/http://www.econym.demon.co.uk/isotut/index.htm
--
YB
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Last year, for my Cenotaph project I happily used Friedrich's truck and
crane :-)
I don't remember if I yet showed them here, but this is an excellent
moment to pay tribute.
--
Thomas
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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
(apparently my original post got nuked. Reposting.)
> I have just uploaded Friedrich Lohmueller's website that I archived here:
>
https://ufile.io/wlsy82k3
>
> The file hosting service will keep it there for the next 30 days.
>
> Please consider downloading a local copy to preserve this indispensable
> resource.
>
> The zip is 208 MB.
> Unzipped it is 329 MB.
>
> Hopefully I can begin converting this into a PDF at some point.
>
> - Bill
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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degrootorg> wrote:
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> Bill, Chris, Sergey: Thanks indeed for your efforts to preserve
> Friedrich's fundamental contributions.
>
I would also like to express my sincere thanks on this valuable matter. =)
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