Greetings,

For a really simple case, where the spheres are uniformly spaced with no
collisions....But for the general case of arbitrary spheres or objects,
you'll need 'suds.pov'

"James" <hy5### [at] hanmailnet> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I like to draw spheres of 1000 in 3D box. Is it possible?
>
> I have 3-dimensional positions of spheres. How, I don't know how to put the
> positions of spheres of 1000 on the program. As you know, it is difficult
> to write position of each sphere on the program.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> James

/*   Creates a set of spheres on a regular cube layout and spins them */
/*   set +kff = 180 and +kc = 1 in povray.ini  */

#include "textures.inc"

#declare MyClock = clock;
#declare St = 2;

#declare Xs = 0;
#declare Qube =
union {#while ( Xs<=10)
         #declare Ys = 0;
         #while ( Ys<=10)
             #declare Zs = 0;
             #while (Zs <= 10)
                sphere { <Xs,Ys,Zs>,0.25 pigment {
rgb<.1+Xs/11,0.1+Ys/11,0.1+Zs/11>} finish { Glossy } }
                #declare Zs = Zs + St;
             #end
             #declare Ys = Ys + St;
         #end
         #declare Xs = Xs + St;
       #end
      }

object { Qube translate -5 rotate MyClock*360}
light_source { 1e3 rgb 1 }

camera { location <400,300,-600> look_at 0 angle 2 }
background { rgb 0.5 }

Yours,

Don Barron

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