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<li>[[Documentation:Contents#POV-Ray Reference|POV-Ray Reference]]</li> ...and keywords]] is a good place to start. See the [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 1#Changes and New Features Summary|changes and new features]] summary for w

...ions and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Reference Table of Contents|talk]] page. ==[[Reference:Introduction|Introduction]]==

==[[Documentation:Windows Section 1#Introduction|Introduction]]== :* [[Documentation:Windows Section 1#What is POV-Ray for Windows?|What is POV-Ray for Windows?]]

[[Documentation:Reference Table of Contents|POV-Ray Reference]]</td></tr> ==[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 1#Introduction|Introduction]]==

...e the [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.2#Polynomial made easy|tutorial]] section for more examples of the simplified syntax.</p> xyz(2,2,0):2,

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 1|talk]] page. ...g Started">Beginning Tutorial</linkto>--->[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 2#Getting Started|Beginning Tutorial]]

...s should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.2|talk]] page. ...<!--<linkto "Functions, user-defined">user defined function</linkto>--->[[Reference:Function|user defined function]] shown as <code>function&nbsp;{&nbsp;x&nbsp

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.1|talk]] page. keyword <code><!--<linkto "mesh">mesh</linkto>--->[[Reference:Mesh|mesh]]</code>.</p>

...s are found in several of these functions. These are described in the next section and later referred to as <em>Cross section type</em>, <em>Field Strength</em>, <em>Field Limit</em>, <em>SOR</em> para

==[[Documentation:Unix Section 1#Introduction|Introduction]]== :* [[Documentation:Unix Section 1#What is POV-Ray?|What is POV-Ray?]]

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.3|talk]] page. For the next trace, try &lt;1, 0.2&gt;. The shape now looks like a cylinder,

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3|talk]] page. described in the reference chapter. There is nothing better than learning by

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.7|talk]] page. { absorption 0.2

===Reference Section=== These images appear in the reference section. Just click on the links to find out where they go.

...ons should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2|talk]] page. them. The more sophisticated features like [[Reference:Radiosity#How Radiosity Works|:radiosity|radiosity]],

angle : ~67.380 ( direction_length=0.5*right_length/tan(angle/2) ) <li>[[Reference:Camera#Perspective projection|perspective]]</li>

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.8|talk]] page. under the INI file settings section, but there are also forms of

...ions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Windows Section 2|talk]] page. This section will help new users get started with POV-Ray for Windows.

...s should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2.2|talk]] page. &lt;0, 1, 2&gt;, 2

By default Falloff is 2, so this is c^2 or c squared. The resulting value is the force is 0.5^2 or 0.25. If c is 0.25 the force is 0.125. But if c is

...ons should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2.1|talk]] page. ambient 0.2

In no particular order (but by section) these are the tasks needed accomplish that goal. The tutorial section is in fairly good shape, at this time these are some of the known action it

0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 ...> braces nor the index. The syntax for <em>STRING</em> is in the section [[Reference:Strings|:strings|Strings]].</p>

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.6|talk]] page. color rgb&lt;0.3, 0.5, 0.2&gt;

for the unspecified components. Unless otherwise noted, all 2, 4 or 5 expressions below, some of the syntax items are defined in the section for

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Windows Section 4|talk]] page. This section gives you a short run-down on the three main window elements that you will

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 5|talk]] page. with two steps: (1) assert copyright on the software, and (2) offer

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.5|talk]] page. [ 0 rgb &lt;0.2, 0, 0&gt; ]

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.4|talk]] page. described using two keywords: <code>[[Reference:Finish#Phong Highlights|phong]]</code> and <code>

<!--<sectiondesc desc=<"interior reference">---> ...]] and <!--<linkto "#declare vs. #local">#declare vs. #local</linkto>--->[[Reference:Declare and Local Directives#declare vs. local|#declare vs. #local]] for ad

falloff : 2.0 lambda : 2.0

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Windows Section 1|talk]] page. This section provides information on how to use the Microsoft Windows&trade; version

values. See [[Reference:Strings#String Functions|String Functions]] ...he character set of strings using the <code>global_settings</code> <code>[[Reference:Global Settings#Charset|:charset|charset]]</code> option. The following are

...and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Unix Section 3|talk]] page. <p>This section will help new users get started with POV-Ray for Unix.</p>

...s#Built-in Variables|:Float, built-in variables|Built-in Variables]] and [[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Built-in Constants|:Vector, built-in identifiers|Built- <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> See the section on [[Reference:Declare and Local Directives#Deprecation Support|Deprecation Support]] for

...de>density</code> may be specified per <code>media</code> statement. See [[Reference:Density#Multiple Density vs. Multiple Media|Multiple Density vs. Multiple M ...ed as the density of the media at that particular point. See the section [[Reference:Pattern|:Pattern|Pattern]] for details on particular pattern types. Althoug

can slow things down. This section covers options that tell POV-Ray how to <p><em>Pattern 2:</em> The top row is processed first, starting at each corner and meeting a

==[[Documentation:Mac OS Section 1#Introduction|Introduction]]== :* [[Documentation:Mac OS Section 1#What's new in POV-Ray for Mac OS|What's new in POV-Ray for Mac OS]]

noise_generator : 2 maximum_reuse : 0.2

...ed even if no parameters are specified. {{New}} in version 3.8 see also: [[Reference:User Defined Macros#Optional Parameters|Optional Parameters]].</p> <li>[[Reference:Conditional Directives#The ifdef and ifndef Directives|The ifdef and ifndef

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 4.1|talk]] page. ...edness">Moray and POV-Ray handedness</linkto>--->[[Documentation:Reference Section 3#Handedness|Moray and POV-Ray handedness]]

...tic, cubic and bezier splines. This is followed by the specified number of 2-D vectors which define the shape in the x-z plane.</p> &lt;2,0&gt;, &lt;1,1&gt;, &lt;5,1&gt;, //inner rim; &lt;2,0&gt; is control point and

...discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 1.1|talk]] page. scratch, but I suggested that after version 2.12 of DKBTrace, they

...s used an objects ambient term is effectively set to zero. See the <code>[[Reference:Finish#Emission|emission]]</code> keyword that has been added to the <code> [[Reference:Radiosity#pretrace_start and pretrace_end|:pretrace|pretrace]], it goes ove

...3.8;</code> or equivalent INI setting or command-line option. See also: [[Reference:Version Directive|Version Directive]].</p> ...ped patterns which use POV-Ray's wide selection of general patterns. See [[Reference:Pattern|:Patterns|Patterns]] for details about specific patterns.</p>

...ern types meets your needs you can use an <code>image_map</code> to wrap a 2-D bit-mapped image around your 3-D objects.</p> ...ee the [[Reference:File Output Options#Output File Type|Output File Type]] section for more information.</p>

[[Reference:Vector Expressions#Operator Promotion|Operator Promotion]] and the sections camera {location -2.5*z look_at 0 orthographic}

<font size="+2">[[HowTo:Use_POV-Ray_with_Blender|User's page]]</font size="+2"></td> ...o:Use_POV-Ray_with_Blender/Developers_page|Developer's page]]</font size="+2"></td></tr>

...s <code>[[Reference:Transformations|:translate|translate]]</code>, <code>[[Reference:Transformations|:rotate|rotate]]</code> etc. may be applied but no other < spotlight. See [[Reference:Light Source#Spotlights|:spotlight|Spotlights]] for details.</p>

..."Suggested Reading">Suggested Reading</linkto>--->[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 5.1#Suggested Reading|Suggested Reading]]).</p> ...s from a sphere and a cylinder. Both use an index of refraction of <code>1.2</code>. Also visible is a small amount of reflective caustics from the meta

...<!--<linkto "The #default Directive">The #default Directive</linkto>--->[[Reference:Default Directive|The #default Directive]]. <p>In <em>previous</em> versions there <em>had</em> to be from 2 to 256 entries in the map. A {{Change}} in version 3.8 has removed the uppe

<td width="70%">Sets <code>[[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Built-in Variables|:clock|clock]]</code> float identifi ...de> causes POV-Ray to render your scene 10 times. If you specified <code>[[Reference:File Output Options#Output File Name|:Output_File_Name|Output_File_Name]]=f

...o>--->[[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Functions|strlen]]</code> or <code>[[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Functions|:vlength|vlength]]</code>. You find a full li <p>All of the above mentioned float functions are described in the section

returns 0 for success, 1 for fatal error and 2 for user abort.</p> the previous section [[Reference:Shell Command Options#Shell Command Sequencing|Shell Command Sequencing]].

from <em><code> Angle-Width/2</code></em> to <em><code> Angle+Width/2</code></em> the rainbow is hit by the ray. The color is then

...and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Unix Section 1|talk]] page. This section provides information on how to use the Unix version

...trong>S</strong>ystem-specific format: See the notation at the end of this section.</td> <p>See also: [[Reference:Height Field|Height Field]] for a description of how POV-Ray heightfields a

0 | 1 | 2 | 3 ...rformed in the gamma space defined by <code>blend_gamma</code> (default is 2.5)</li>

...ttern types meets your needs you can use a <code>bump_map</code> to wrap a 2-D bit-mapped bump pattern around your 3-D objects.</p> ...igh spot. The image's index values may be used instead. See the sections [[Reference:Bump Map#Use_Index and Use_Color|:Use_Index|Use_Index]]

lambda : 2.0 a constant fog and <code>fog_type 2</code> is ground fog. The constant fog

<p>In <em>previous</em> versions there <em>had</em> to be from 2 to 256 entries in the map. A {{Change}} in version 3.8 has removed the uppe [0.3 bumps scale 2]

...d discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Mac OS Section 5|talk]] page. and gives good results at recursion depth 1 or 2. Turning on Jitter will

...d discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Mac OS Section 5|talk]] page. and gives good results at recursion depth 1 or 2. Turning on Jitter will

...d discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Mac OS Section 7|talk]] page. ...h the [[Reference:Text|text]] object, <em>may</em> require an additional [[Reference:Scene Parsing Options#Library Paths|Library Path]] entry.</p>

2*(N-1)*(M-1)</code></em> triangles.</p> ...e type used to create a height field is specified by one of the keywords [[Reference:Height Field|listed]] above. Specifying the file type is optional. If it is

<p>See also: [[Reference:Command-Line and INI-File Options|Command-Line and INI-File Options]]</p> [[Documentation:Mac OS Section 1#Bug Reporting via our Bug Tracking System|Bug Reporting via our Bug Track

:''Main article: [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 2.1#Co-incident Surfaces]]'' ...tside texture, you might try using the [[Documentation:Reference Section 5.2#Interior Texture|interior_texture]] keyword.

<td colspan="2"><p class="caption">function pattern used as pigment and normal respectivel ...<!--<linkto "User-Defined Functions">User-Defined Functions</linkto>--->[[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Functions|User-Defined Functions]] for what is legal in

...<!--<linkto "Blob Object">Blob Object</linkto>--->[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.1#Blob Object|Blob Object]] illustrates individually textured blob compon <p>If additional accuracy is required you can add the <code>[[Reference:Sturm Object Modifier|sturm]]</code> object modifier.</p>

...ma to match the sRGB standard (approximately corresponding to a gamma of 2.2)</td> ...usually <code>sRGB</code> being the approximate equivalent to a gamma of 2.2.</p>

...g test rendering it is often convenient to define a small, rectangular sub-section of the whole screen so you can quickly check out one area of the image. The with an error code 2 (normally POV-Ray returns 0 for a successful run or 1

2. If two points are far apart, the noise values at those points are ...<code>noise_generator</code> keyword. See the section Pattern Modifiers: [[Reference:Pattern Modifiers#Noise Generators|:noise_generator|noise_generator]].</p>

...<code>noise_generator</code> keyword. See the section Pattern Modifiers: [[Reference:Pattern Modifiers#Noise Generators|:noise_generator|noise_generator]].</p> <td colspan="2"><p class="caption">wrinkles pattern used as pigment and normal respectivel

<p>Types 2 and 3 are <em>Mie haze</em> and <em>Mie murky</em> scattering which are use <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> See the section on [[Reference:Light Group|Light Groups]] for additional information when using scattering

...<code>noise_generator</code> keyword. See the section Pattern Modifiers: [[Reference:Pattern Modifiers#Noise Generators|:noise_generator|noise_generator]].</p> <td colspan="2"><p class="caption">bumps pattern used as pigment and normal respectively</

...<code>noise_generator</code> keyword. See the Pattern Modifiers section: [[Reference:Pattern Modifiers#Noise Generators|:noise_generator|noise_generator]].</p> <td colspan="2"><p class="caption">granite pattern used as pigment and normal respectively