01-21-2008
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Re: POV-Ray anyone?
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Originally Posted by Janus
As far as re-sizing goes, look up in the upper left hand corner of the POV-ray window, right under the "open" icon.
See the little box which reads [512x384, no AA] with the little "down" button next to it.
Click the down button and you will bring up a drop menu with different rendering sizes you can use. Click the one you want. ( Note you can choose between "no AA" and "AA 0.3". This selects the amount of antialiasing the scene renders with. Antialiasing renders slower but gives a smoother looking render.
As far as textures go, in the screenshot I see four textures declared (t0,t1,t2, and t3)
You can alter the textures by changing these declarations.
The lines that read
set the parameters for one of the textures, both the color (red 0.1, green 0.4, blue 0.9) and the finish ( how much and type of high-lighting you get, how much ambient lighting and diffuse light comtribute.)
You can also add "normal" which will determine the "bumpiness" of the texture.
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Thank you so much! You're amazing.  
I'll try these out, and I may come back with more questions!
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