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I am making a vector based webpage and would like to have some 3d animations
on it. However, it seems like povray doesn't have any kind of vector output
like .ai(Adobe Illustrator). If someone know of one please reply! Oh, and
if you wouldn't mind, please add my email address, rla### [at] mbhs edu, to the
'TO' field of your response. THanks a lot!
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Larkril <rla### [at] mbhsedu> wrote:
: I am making a vector based webpage and would like to have some 3d animations
: on it. However, it seems like povray doesn't have any kind of vector output
: like .ai(Adobe Illustrator).
What do you mean with a vector output? How can you express, for example,
an image of a sphere with this kind of image type?
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Illustrator can't handle the 3D vector data from POV-Ray.
For instance, the control handles of a bezier curve have x,y coordinates in
Postscript but in POV they use x, y, z coordinates. Illustrator would probably
reject them as an illegal file type.
Postscript-2-POV conversions are possible. I am currently working on just such
a converter.
It might be possible to write an Illustrator plug-in that would handle 3D
bezier data, and there might even already be such a thing. There are certainly
thousands of Illustrator plug-ins available now.
In any case, trying to convert ALL of the data ( not just the bezier ) in a
typical POV scene file seems impossible to me.
Using POV animations on a web page is really not hard at all, you just don't
use Illustrator in the process. You might want to look over my online tutorial
"Advanced POV Animation for Beginners" at www.puzzlecraft.com/cm/ClockMod.html
Steve
Larkril wrote:
> I am making a vector based webpage and would like to have some 3d animations
> on it. However, it seems like povray doesn't have any kind of vector output
> like .ai(Adobe Illustrator). If someone know of one please reply! Oh, and
> if you wouldn't mind, please add my email address, rla### [at] mbhsedu, to the
> 'TO' field of your response. THanks a lot!
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