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DreyWerx wrote:
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> i got the clock thing. now how do i make it render frame after frame? do i
> have to go in and change the clock variable by hand? or is there a way of
> doing it automatically?
As a Windows user you will have to turn on the animation capabilities
of POV-Ray by setting swithces either on the command line or inside
of an .ini file. See the following site for more information -
http://www.students.tut.fi/~warp/povVFAQ/languageVFAQ.html#turnonanimation
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"DreyWerx" <you### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
news:3a4b7212@news.povray.org...
> i got the clock thing. now how do i make it render frame after frame? do i
> have to go in and change the clock variable by hand? or is there a way of
> doing it automatically?
>
The latter (automatically). You need to set Initial_Frame = x and
Final_Frame = y in your ini settings for the scene.
You will then output multiple images with the clock incrementing between
each scene.
By default the clock will increment from 0 for your first frame to 1 for
your last frame, so if you were rendering 11 frames it would go 0, 0.1, 0.2
.... 1.0 (iirc).
You can change this default by adding Initial_Clock and Final_Clock to your
ini.
For more info, look up "Animation" and "INI File Settings" in the help.
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