In article <39b34797$1@news.povray.org>, "GrimDude" 
<vos### [at] yahoocom> wrote:

> Mac :(

What do you expect? :-)
My development software actually *does* have the capability to compile 
Windows software, the problem is in me. I never managed to get the 
number of errors below a couple hundred, and testing would be a severe 
problem, since I no longer have SoftWindows installed.
I do hope to have a Windows compile in a couple days, though. And you 
could always compile your own... ;-)

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Chris Huff wrote:
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> I do hope to have a Windows compile in a couple days, though. And you
> could always compile your own... ;-)
> 

Only when having a suitable compiler.  I did not yet have any luck compiling a
windows executable of Povray with any free compiler.  I would really appreciate
some help from anyone who had sucess doing this.  

Christoph

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I truly appreciate your efforts, Chris. You are far ahead of me. I gave up
on compilers a long time ago. I believe I should buy a product and get
lifetime upgrades. Compiler companies disagree, so I don't use 'em. :)

I've got DJGPP, but never use it much. Heh, I still use IBM MacroAssembler
v.1.0! :D

Grim

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If anyone downloaded the new versions from my page, they may have gotten 
the old ones by mistake. There seems to be a problem with replacing 
files with updated ones that have the same name...accessing the updated 
files gives you the older ones instead. I suspect the problem is that 
some ISP's cache files from other pages, and haven't updated them yet. 
The updated files *do* exist, and a simple name change allows the 
correct ones to be accessed. I just finished doing that name change, and 
will try to remember to do this in future updates.
Also, I fixed a small problem in the vturbulence() patch caused by my 
turbulence scale patch. The correction(1 line) didn't seem enough to 
warrant a version number increase, especially since it seems unlikely 
anyone actually got the correct files before now.

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Hi Chris.

I downloaded the new version from your page. But I found nowhere how to
invoke  the glow feature. (I took a look to the Read Me document) ??

Regards, Alberto.

Chris Huff wrote:
> 
> If anyone downloaded the new versions from my page, they may have gotten
> the old ones by mistake. There seems to be a problem with replacing
> files with updated ones that have the same name...accessing the updated
> files gives you the older ones instead. I suspect the problem is that
> some ISP's cache files from other pages, and haven't updated them yet.
> The updated files *do* exist, and a simple name change allows the
> correct ones to be accessed. I just finished doing that name change, and
> will try to remember to do this in future updates.
> Also, I fixed a small problem in the vturbulence() patch caused by my
> turbulence scale patch. The correction(1 line) didn't seem enough to
> warrant a version number increase, especially since it seems unlikely
> anyone actually got the correct files before now.
> 
> --
> Christopher James Huff
> Personal: chr### [at] maccom, http://homepage.mac.com/chrishuff/
> TAG: chr### [at] tagpovrayorg, http://tag.povray.org/
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Alberto wrote:

> I downloaded the new version from your page. But I found nowhere how to
> invoke  the glow feature. (I took a look to the Read Me document) ??

Did you download the docs?

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Pabs

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Pabs wrote:
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> Alberto wrote:
> 
> > I downloaded the new version from your page. But I found nowhere how to
> > invoke  the glow feature. (I took a look to the Read Me document) ??
> 
> Did you download the docs?
> 
> --
> Bye
> Pabs

Thanks, Alberto

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I just uploaded a Windows version:

http://homepage.mac.com/chrishuff/povpatch.html

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Not to sound overly enthusiastic, but *Hallujaha*! This will make possible
my IRTC entry!  Speaking of which, have you skewered the fine edges filter
yet?? :-)

Thanks again, Chris.

H.E. Day
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where are the images for Particles.html found in the docs zip?

Chris Huff wrote:
> 
> I have just released MegaPOVPlus 0.5a mod 0.3, an unofficial version
> based on MegaPOV.
> A Mac application, generic source code, and documentation are available
> on my page, a Windows and Linux version may follow soon, and I am
> working on demo scenes. This version includes both my #set patch and the
> glow effect patch.
> 
> http://homepage.mac.com/chrishuff/povpatch.html
> 
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> Christopher James Huff
> Personal: chr### [at] maccom, http://homepage.mac.com/chrishuff/
> TAG: chr### [at] tagpovrayorg, http://tag.povray.org/
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