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...t bulb or a bright spot like a star). POV-Ray doesn't add anything to that place where the light is coming, ie. there is nothing there, only empty space. It ...e> block which allows to easily attach an object to the light source. This object implicitly doesn't cast any shadows. You can make something like this:</p>

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2|talk]] page. create a large variety of objects and how to assign different textures to

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Contents|talk]] page. ...kly? The list of [[Reference:Keywords|identifiers and keywords]] is a good place to start. See the [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 1#Changes and New Featur

[[Category:Object Modifiers]] <p>Introduced in POV-Ray v3.1 is an object modifier statement called <code>

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3|talk]] page. POV-Ray it is time to go on to the more advanced, thrilling shapes.</p>

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.3|talk]] page. ====Superquadric Ellipsoid Object====

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 4.1|talk]] page. <p><em>&quot;When I rotate an object, it dissapears from the image or moves very

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2.1|talk]] page. <!--REMOVE--->===CSG Objects===<!--THIS--->

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.4|talk]] page. hotspots</em> on the surface. This gave the sphere a hard, shiny appearance.

...e. The light we see may have been reflected many times by the surrounding objects. A good example of this is a shadow on a sunny day. The shadow is certainly darker than its surroundings, but wil

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 2.2|talk]] page. on the reflective properties of an object. Ray-tracing can exploit this by

...ique. Some compression programs can also drop out middle-frequencies based on some known features of human vision (frequencies with a low amplitude that <p class="Question">Motion blur leaves a trace behind the object</p>

...They are categorized as objects so that they can be combined with regular objects using <code>union</code>.</p> looks_like { OBJECT } |

<p>Depending on the projection type zero or more of the parameters are required:</p> ...types follows later. In the sub-sections which follows, we explain how to place and orient the camera by the use of these four vectors and the <code>sky</c

initial_clock | initial_frame | no | now | off | on | pi | true | ...ectives#declare vs. local|#declare vs. #local]] for additional information on identifier naming and scope.</p>

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 1|talk]] page. platforms, the POV-Ray licence, information on compiling custom versions of

...t is protected, so submissions, corrections and discussions should be held on this documents [[Documentation_Talk:Tutorial Section 3.8|talk]] page. place where aliasing would normally be a problem (e.g., where an infinite

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<p>Discussions about this page should be held on the [[HowTo_Talk:Contents|talk]] page, not here.</p> *[[HowTo:Install POV | How to: Install POV on various Operating system]]

...are global in scope and permanent in duration. You may redefine a macro by another <code>#macro</code> directive with the same name. The previous definition i ...l Directives#Declaring identifiers|Declaring identifiers]] for information on <em> RVALUE</em>.

...ennis for calculating the position of the sun for any given time and place on the surface of the earth. It's cleverly called sun.inc.</p> :<p>A bezier spline macro include file by Josh English based on POVRay 3.1.</p>

[[Category:Objects]] of paper. A plane is a solid object of infinite size that divides POV-space

hole. The only way to detect its presence is by the effect it has on things be used with any texture or pattern. The effect that the black hole has on

...ripting features which perform different computations or actions depending on whether a condition evaluates to true or false. ... Definition of some complex object that looks like a sphere at great distances. ...