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• Reference:Lighting Types
  ...her objects and/or light sources. POV-Ray also supports more sophisticated lighting models such as: <em>global illumination</em> or [[Reference:Radiosity|radio
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• Documentation:Contents
  ...tion:Tutorial Section 3.1#Component Types and Other New Features|Component Types and Other New Features]] :::1.3.7.1 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.6#Types of media|Types of media]]
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.7
  <p>One solution for this is to use both types of medias inside the same object. lighting effect. This can be done by specifying <code>photons { reflection off
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• Documentation:Tutorial Table of Contents
  ...tion:Tutorial Section 3.1#Component Types and Other New Features|Component Types and Other New Features]] ::* [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.6#Types of media|Types of media]]
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 1
  lighting in a scene and generates an image of that scene from the view point <li>Many camera types, including <!--<linkto "perspective">perspective</linkto>--->[[Reference:Ca
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• Documentation:Reference Table of Contents
  ::* [[Reference:Camera#Types of Projection|Types of Projection]] :* [[Reference:Lighting Types|Lighting Types]]
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3
  ...ur display, as interpolation might mess up the intended effect. Also, some types of displays exhibit variations of gamma depending on viewing angle and, as ..., <code>File_Gamma</code> has no effect whatsoever. For certain other file types (currently PNG), <code>File_Gamma</code> does have an effect on the encodin
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 4.2
  complex and time consuming. This is one of the few program types to calculate lighting and shading for each one of those surfaces and that
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• Knowledgebase:Miscellaneous
  ...images are both complex and time consuming. This is one of the few program types that will actualy put your processors FPU to maximum use.</p> ...makes it so slow. When the spheres are merged, there's no need to perform lighting and shading calculations for those 18 surfaces.</p>
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• Reference:Tracing Options
  <td width="70%">Just show quick colors. Use full ambient lighting only. Quick colors In general, any finite object and many types of CSG of finite objects will
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• Reference:Normal
  ...racing is known for the dramatic way it depicts reflection, refraction and lighting effects. Much of our perception depends on the reflective properties of an ...ous pattern normals, specialized normals and bump maps. They differ in the types of modifiers you may use with them. The pattern type is optionally followed
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• Reference:Light Source
  <p>The different types of light sources and the optional modifiers are <em>GENERAL_LIGHT_MODIFIERS</em> work with all types of lights and all
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• Reference:Patterned Textures
  apparent colors. This means that reflection, refraction and lighting computed, then the normal, then reflection, refraction and lighting are
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• Reference:Scene File Basics
  <li>[[Reference:Lighting Types|Lighting Types]]</li>
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3
  ...es because we used the <code>linear_spline</code> keyword. There are other types of splines available with the lathe, which will result in smooth curving li ...ad a sort of <em>Spline Workshop</em> where we could practice manipulating types and points of splines and see what the effects were like. So let's make one
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.8
  ====What about loop types other than simple for-loops?==== (with diffuse and specular lighting), colored light sources, reflections
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• Reference:Lighting Types
  ...her objects and/or light sources. POV-Ray also supports more sophisticated lighting models such as: <em>global illumination</em> or [[Reference:Radiosity|radio
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• Reference:Scene File Elements
  <p>This section details settings, camera types, objects, and textures used in POV-Ray scene files. It is divided into the <li>[[Reference:Lighting Types|LightingTypes]]</li>
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• Reference:File Output Options
  <td>Sets compression parameter for file types that support it.</td> <p>You may select one of several different file types by using <code>Output_File_Type=</code><em>x</em> or <code>+F</code><em>x</
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 2
  darkens it depending on the lighting in the scene. Because we are defining Many types of color patterns are available for use in a pigment statement.
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• Knowledgebase:Conversion Utilities
  ...LightWave, Caligari, Direct X, AutoCAD and many other, plus common 2D file types. Shareware</p> ...y data from the DXF file format into the format understood by the RADIANCE lighting simulation package. C++ alternative: [http://www.toren.com/radiance/dxfimpo
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