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Re: animations
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lugnet.animation
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Mon, 26 Jan 2004 07:58:11 GMT
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Hi,
I'm looking forward to this tutorial! I found the way a .pov file is
generated by l3p highly counter-intuitive: matrices were used to combine
translation and rotation in one step. I find it impressive how you managed
to find the axis around which you rotate the various parts. I have been able
to rotate a single minifig head, and to make a small spaceship fly in the
same scene, but I had to combine them into one .pov file manually -
otherwise I couldn't get the spaceship, which was not at the origin, to move
naturally.
Stefan.
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"Steve Krass" <skrass@hillengr.com> schreef in bericht
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> Hello
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> I dont have much experience with writing programs. But I am working on • writing
> a tutorial on how to make animations with povray using the clock, • transform, and
> rotate commands. Maybe a couple of weeks.
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> For now this is the best site I have found.
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> <http://www.f-lohmueller.de/pov_tut/animate/pov_anie.htm>
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> Does ld4d modeler create an mlcad file for every frame then render it?
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> Steve
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