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Re: 3D Myst III viewer of a castle
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lugnet.cad.mlcad, lugnet.cad
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Sat, 19 Jan 2002 10:48:34 GMT
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> Here is the POV camera I used:
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> camera {
> spherical
> location <0,0,0> // position
> look_at <1,0,0> // view
> h_angle 360 // horizontal degrees
> v_angle 180 // vertical degrees
> rotate <180, 0, 0>
> translate <0,-95,0>
> }
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> Just delete the L3P generated camera and insert the spherical one.
> The Rotate <180,0,0> was added because it was rendering upside down.
> Unfortunately, this also mirror flips the image from the model, but who can
> tell. There is probably an easy POV fix for right/left handedness.
> The translate <-320,-239,0> command was how I positioned the camera. This
> was different for each location.
> I rendered with the command line options -l to use my model lights (light.dat)
> and -h600 -w1200 for the size image I wanted. It also looks better rendered
> aliased, but I was in a hurry, and just wanted to prove my point.
Chuck,
Totally cool, I've been wondering if this was possible from POV-RAY.
Thanks for posting this. I'm actually getting an error when I use this
camera code though, is there something that's missing?:
camera {
spherical <----ERROR
statue.pov:4386: error: No matching } in camera, spherical found instead.
Thanks,
Gary
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