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What modelers are available for Povray that are general in nature?
Thanks
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"Mark E. Deardorff" <mar### [at] danddeng com> wrote in message
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> What modelers are available for Povray that are general in nature?
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> Thanks
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There are quite a few. What platform are you using, windows, mac, linux,
etc? Moray is popular, with reason, for Windows. But there are also
non-povray specific modeling tools such as Blender, Wings3D, Silo, and more.
here is a good starting point: http://www.povray.org/resources/links/
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>>What modelers are available for Povray that are general in nature?
> here is a good starting point: http://www.povray.org/resources/links/
While that list is certainly huge, it seems to be hoplessly out of date.
You can also check the pov-wiki at http://www.wikipov.org/ - there's a
modelers page and you can add new links too.
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Sascha Ledinsky <sas### [at] userssourceforgenet> wrote:
> >>What modelers are available for Povray that are general in nature?
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> > here is a good starting point: http://www.povray.org/resources/links/
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Also, don't overlook the simpler modelers, like sPatch (a bicubic_patch
creation
tool, that can export to POV-Ray.). It's old, but I happen to like it for
its ease of use. You can build very organic-looking objects using just
points and curved lines. Plus, it's free.
http://www.geocities.com/getspatch/index.html
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