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From: Larry Fontaine
Subject: IAN letter definitions
Date: 15 Sep 1999 16:56:30
Message: <37E00641.CA11AF29@isd.net>

#declare I =
array[12][2]
{
 {-3.5,-3.5},
 {-8.5,-3.5},
 {-8.5,-2.5},
 {-6.5,-2.5},
 {-6.5,2.5},
 {-8.5,2.5},
 {-8.5,3.5},
 {-3.5,3.5},
 {-3.5,2.5},
 {-5.5,2.5},
 {-5.5,-2.5},
 {-3.5,-2.5},
}
#declare A =
array[13][2]
{
 {-.929,-1.5},
 {-1.5,-3.5},
 {-2.5,-3.5},
 {-.5,3.5},
 {.5,3.5},
 {2.5,-3.5},
 {1.5,-3.5},
 {.929,-1.5},
 {-.929,-1.5},
 {-.643,-.5},
 {0,1.75},
 {.643,-.5},
 {-.643,-.5}
}
#declare N =
array[10][2]
{
 {3.5,-3.5},
 {4.5,-3.5},
 {4.5,1.5},
 {7.5,-3.5},
 {8.5,-3.5},
 {8.5,3.5},
 {7.5,3.5},
 {7.5,-1.5},
 {4.5,3.5},
 {3.5,3.5}
}
#declare funkychicken = union {
   object { twyst(I,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
   object { twyst(A,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
   object { twyst(N,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
}

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From: Ian Burgmyer
Subject: Re: IAN letter definitions
Date: 17 Sep 1999 21:17:21
Message: <37e2e821@news.povray.org>

Aww, you made this just for me *blushes*

-Ian

Larry Fontaine <lfo### [at] isdnet> wrote in message
news:37E00641.CA11AF29@isd.net...
> #declare I =
> array[12][2]
> {
>  {-3.5,-3.5},
>  {-8.5,-3.5},
>  {-8.5,-2.5},
>  {-6.5,-2.5},
>  {-6.5,2.5},
>  {-8.5,2.5},
>  {-8.5,3.5},
>  {-3.5,3.5},
>  {-3.5,2.5},
>  {-5.5,2.5},
>  {-5.5,-2.5},
>  {-3.5,-2.5},
> }
> #declare A =
> array[13][2]
> {
>  {-.929,-1.5},
>  {-1.5,-3.5},
>  {-2.5,-3.5},
>  {-.5,3.5},
>  {.5,3.5},
>  {2.5,-3.5},
>  {1.5,-3.5},
>  {.929,-1.5},
>  {-.929,-1.5},
>  {-.643,-.5},
>  {0,1.75},
>  {.643,-.5},
>  {-.643,-.5}
> }
> #declare N =
> array[10][2]
> {
>  {3.5,-3.5},
>  {4.5,-3.5},
>  {4.5,1.5},
>  {7.5,-3.5},
>  {8.5,-3.5},
>  {8.5,3.5},
>  {7.5,3.5},
>  {7.5,-1.5},
>  {4.5,3.5},
>  {3.5,3.5}
> }
> #declare funkychicken = union {
>    object { twyst(I,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
>    object { twyst(A,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
>    object { twyst(N,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
> }
>

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From: Larry Fontaine
Subject: Re: IAN letter definitions
Date: 17 Sep 1999 21:28:53
Message: <37E2E915.47C7DFF4@isd.net>

Not necessarily, I can define other letters and use them for anything I
want. Also, they're saved as points, so they can easily be ported to
other macros :-)

Ian Burgmyer wrote:

> Aww, you made this just for me *blushes*
>
> -Ian
>
> Larry Fontaine <lfo### [at] isdnet> wrote in message
> news:37E00641.CA11AF29@isd.net...
> > #declare I =
> > array[12][2]
> > {
> >  {-3.5,-3.5},
> >  {-8.5,-3.5},
> >  {-8.5,-2.5},
> >  {-6.5,-2.5},
> >  {-6.5,2.5},
> >  {-8.5,2.5},
> >  {-8.5,3.5},
> >  {-3.5,3.5},
> >  {-3.5,2.5},
> >  {-5.5,2.5},
> >  {-5.5,-2.5},
> >  {-3.5,-2.5},
> > }
> > #declare A =
> > array[13][2]
> > {
> >  {-.929,-1.5},
> >  {-1.5,-3.5},
> >  {-2.5,-3.5},
> >  {-.5,3.5},
> >  {.5,3.5},
> >  {2.5,-3.5},
> >  {1.5,-3.5},
> >  {.929,-1.5},
> >  {-.929,-1.5},
> >  {-.643,-.5},
> >  {0,1.75},
> >  {.643,-.5},
> >  {-.643,-.5}
> > }
> > #declare N =
> > array[10][2]
> > {
> >  {3.5,-3.5},
> >  {4.5,-3.5},
> >  {4.5,1.5},
> >  {7.5,-3.5},
> >  {8.5,-3.5},
> >  {8.5,3.5},
> >  {7.5,3.5},
> >  {7.5,-1.5},
> >  {4.5,3.5},
> >  {3.5,3.5}
> > }
> > #declare funkychicken = union {
> >    object { twyst(I,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
> >    object { twyst(A,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
> >    object { twyst(N,15,.5,.3,.999,670,.01) scale <.5,.4,.5> }
> > }
> >

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From: Ian Burgmyer
Subject: Re: IAN letter definitions
Date: 18 Sep 1999 00:45:52
Message: <37e31900@news.povray.org>

Yeah, I know :)

I'm just saying, you chose to only post the 'I' 'A' 'N'

Hehehe :)

-Ian

Larry Fontaine <lfo### [at] isdnet> wrote in message
news:37E2E915.47C7DFF4@isd.net...
> Not necessarily, I can define other letters and use them for anything I
> want. Also, they're saved as points, so they can easily be ported to
> other macros :-)

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