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• Reference:Tracing Options
  ...n the number of detected cores, otherwise, the number of configured cores. If detection is not possible the default is set to 4. In <em>all</em> cases th ...number of pixels in each block will be n squared. The default value is 32. If you specify a value that is greater than the larger of the width or height
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• Knowledgebase:While Loop Tutorial
  ...uates to false, jump to the command after the <code>#end</code> statement. If the condition evaluates to true, just continue normally.</li> <li>If the statement evaluated to true then it will just continue normally with th
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• HowTo:Use POV-Ray with Blender/Developers page
  ...der data will need to '''import''' the modules to work. So of all modules, if no other, bpy is generally always imported in blender scripts. (except in i If you contribute you will be credited here !
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• Knowledgebase:Miscellaneous
  <p class="Question">Will POV-Ray render faster if I buy the latest and fastest 3D videocard?</p> ...meshes and then scanline-render them. Scanline rendering has very little, if anything, to do with raytracing. 3D-cards can't calculate typical features
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 4.3
  precision math needed by 3DNow. I do not event know if there is any pause after it has calculated the image). If you are using the windows version
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• HowTo:Use radiosity
  To use radiosity, include a radiosity block in the [[global_settings]]. If you are unfamiliar with the settings that control the look and performance ...es and is very easy to use, but it may not always suit our purposes. What if we tried all of the quality settings, but our scene still isn't rendering c
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 4.1
  anyways? how do you locate it?). This means that if the object is not scene. It is a good idea to do this to every object even if you do not rotate
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• Reference:Functions.inc
  ...aluates to zero are unaffected by any positive value of this parameter, so if you are just using the function on its own with the field strength speeds up the rendering, but if you set the value too high the surface starts to break up and may disappear
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• Reference:Finish
  ...</em> modify or override settings given in the <em>FINISH_IDENTIFIER</em>. If no identifier is specified then the items modify the finish values in the c statements just as if you had explicitly typed the full <code>texture {...}</code> around it.</p>
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• Documentation:Unix Section 3
  ...f the display option. The Display option <code>+d</code> is ON by default. If you turn this OFF in the INI file or on the command ...There is no way to 'save the render window' after rendering is completed. If you turned file output off before starting the render, and change your mind
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 2.2
  size. If the element has been previously re-sized using scale then scale will If a lone float expression is specified it is promoted to a three component
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.7
  for light backgrounds. But what if we want a media which works with both type of scaled accordingly. This means that if you for example scale a container object
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 4.2
  A neat feature of this transformation is that if you throw away only would be a lot smaller. If POV-Ray can read binary images, why
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• Documentation:Windows Section 2.1
  ...tails: how to configure the I/O Restrictions (or get them out of your hair if you want them turned off). If this option is chosen, POV scripts can read/write everything (subject to op
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• Documentation:Mac OS Section 5
  <p>If fast Preview Mode is enabled, the preview window will only be updated for each line that has been rendered. If it is off, the preview
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• Reference:Strings
  <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> If you need to specify a quote mark in <p>If you need to specify a backslash, you will have to specify two. For example:
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• Reference:User Defined Macros
  ...d by commas and enclosed by parentheses. The parentheses are required even if no parameters are specified. {{New}} in version 3.8 see also: [[Reference:U ...ss="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> Any conditional directives such as <code>#if</code>...<code>#end</code>, <code>#while</code>...<code>#end</code>, etc. m
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• Reference:Light Source
  if specified with other keywords. The keywords are grouped into functional There are three mutually exclusive light types. If no <em>LIGHT_TYPE</em> is
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• Documentation:Windows Section 5
  assumed to be POV-Ray files and will have POV syntax highlighting. If you use a different file Note that POVWIN will not let you load more than one copy of the same file. If you attempt to
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 2
  ...sitive z-axis direction (forward). We can only do this with our left hand. If we had used our right hand we would not have been able to point the middle ...on. Our fingers will curl in the positive direction of rotation. Similarly if we point our thumb in the negative direction of the axis our fingers will c
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