#POV3D 1.00
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Hi,
does anyone know something about POV3V 1.00??
Good, not so good, garbage?
tnx,
PSi
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Peter, PV3dV1.0 is the best wire frame modeler That I have found yet! You any
number of things from CSG shapes to animations and so on(it would take too long
to list them all). there are a ffew bugs still so you should save constantly
and the documentation is dificult to understand ( the author is French) but if
you play with it for a while I think you will like it (I cant live with out
it).
Sam
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Peter,
here is my own opinion of PV3D, and remember, this is olny MY opinion.
bleck!
just for your own reference, you might want to try out POVCAD 1.0b for windows.
if it's not in the lib here, it's on "you can call me ray" I think that's where
I picked it up.
Loyd
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Hi,
>just for your own reference, you might want to try out POVCAD 1.0b for
>windows. if it's not in the lib here, it's on "you can call me ray"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
What's that? A BBS System? If it's a BBS System, please forget it.
I'm living in Austria and direct BBS in USA is tooooooooo expensive!!
Tnx,
Psi.
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Peter, in your recent e-mail with Loyd L Towe, he mentioned POVCAD 1.0. I
recently uploaded POVCAD20.ZIP to CI$, so you might want to look for that one.
Alfonso
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Hi,
>Peter, in your recent e-mail with Loyd L Towe, he mentioned POVCAD 1.0.
>I recently uploaded POVCAD20.ZIP to CI$, so you might want to look for
>that one.
tnx, I've found it. But the name ist POVCAD.ZIP not POVCAD20.ZIP!
remember CIS allowes only 6 character long names for files.
PSi
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Where is the POVCAD.zip or POVCAD20.zip file located? I can't seem to find it
an it anywhere on CIS. Please help if you can…
Gregory.
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>Where is the POVCAD.zip or POVCAD20.zip file located? I can't seem to find it
an >it anywhere on CIS. Please help if you can…
It's in the RAYTRACE SOURCES directory. There are 2 versions, select the 2.0
one. I just finsihed the DOS graphics version today. I'll be doing some
additional testing and should be posted here very soon. It has the same
functionality.
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>I just finsihed the DOS graphics version today. I'll be doing some additional
>testing and should be posted here very soon. It has the same functionality.
Alfonso,
This is great news! can't wait to try it out.
I have tried out the windows version a bit and I have a couple of feature
requests.
Drag and Drop on the x-y, y-z, and the x-z views
layering (nothing large, maybe 8 – 10)
both these don't seem like they would be extremely hard to implement, (yeah
thats easy for me to say <g>)
Loyd L Towe
ps. will be registering soon!
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>I just finsihed the DOS graphics version today. I'll be doing some additional
>testing and should be posted here very soon. It has the same functionality.
>>Alfonso,
>>This is great news! can't wait to try it out.
Should be out by the middle of next week. Keep in touch.
>>I have tried out the windows version a bit and I have a couple of feature
>>requests.
>>Drag and Drop on the x-y, y-z, and the x-z views
To select an object use the left button (click on the center of the object – on
cones, click on the apex). Move mouse to new position, click right button. A
menu will appear, select appropriate command. Take it from there.
>>layering (nothing large, maybe 8 – 10)
Later, I'll be adding some features such as selective redrawing of objects and
other stuff which I don't want to mention yet.
>>both these don't seem like they would be extremely hard to implement, (yeah
>>thats easy for me to say <g>)
Thanks for the suggestions!
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>just for your own reference, you might want to try out POVCAD 1.0b for
windows. >if it's not in the lib here, it's on "you can call me ray" I think
that's where I picked >it up.
right now, CI$ lib has POVCAD20.ZIP which is version 2.0.
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