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  • Documentation:Contents
    ::1.1.1 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 1#Program Description|Program Description]] ...[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3#Setting Up Your Scene|Setting Up Your Scene]]
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  • Documentation:Reference Table of Contents
    :* [[Reference:Scene Parsing Options|Scene Parsing Options]] ::* [[Reference:Scene Parsing Options#Constant|Constant]]
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  • Documentation:Windows Section 5.1
    =====Language Scope===== Language-specific scoping is used to determine the correct indentation level for the
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  • Documentation:Windows Section 2
    Window and generate a sample scene block by block. By default, these blocks are 32x32 pixels in size. Starting POV-Ray rendering any scene file is as simple as selecting the file through the menu
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  • Documentation:Mac OS Section 5
    search for include files that will be used for every scene file in addition the scene specific files. Further you can specify how to be
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  • Documentation:Mac OS Section 8
    search for include files that will be used for every scene file in addition the scene specific files. Further you can specify how to be
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 1.1
    <p>POV-Ray scenes are described in a special text language called a ...guage</linkto>--->[[Reference:Scene Description Language|scene description language]].
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  • Reference:User Message Directives
    [[Category:Language Directives]] {{#indexentry:Directives, language, user messages}}
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  • Reference:Scene Description Language
    {{#indexentry:Scene Description Language}} {{#indexentry:scene, description language}}
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 1
    ...tutorial. The platform-specific docs will show you how to render a sample scene and ===Program Description===
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  • HowTo:Use POV-Ray with Blender/Developers page
    "description": "Persistence of Vision integration for blender", ...it is enabled. This might a reference to a specific panel or inout case, a description of its location in a menu.
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  • Documentation:Windows Section 1
    ...on of the POV-Ray [[Reference:Scene Description Language|Scene Description Language]] can be found elsewhere in this help file. For a quick demonstration of PO control of your scene, it's hard to beat a text-based scene description language (even though
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  • Documentation:Unix Section 1
    text files (POV-Ray scripts) to describe the scene: camera, lights, and various ...inkto>--->[[Reference:Scene Description Language|POV-Ray Scene Description Language]]
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 2
    scene description language to create your own scenes. The use of almost every feature of POV-Ray's language is explained in detail. We will learn basic
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  • HowTo:Contents
    ====Scene Description Language==== *[[HowTo:Build a basic scene | How to: Build a basic scene]]
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 5
    interfaces specified for a particular programming language, one that is widely used among developers working in that language.
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 3
    ...particular side view so that &lt;0,0&gt; appears at the lower left of our scene.</p> ...have to move the camera a bit and add more cylinders. Here is the complete scene again:</p>
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  • Reference:Notation and Basic Assumptions
    ...s, a consistent notation is used to mark keywords of the scene description language, command line switches, INI file keywords and file names.</p> <p>Scene description language keywords and command-line switches:</p>
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  • HowTo:Use POV-Ray with Blender
    POV-Ray is an an SDL based (Scene Description Language) rendering engine with a long history that makes it very stable and feature ...epth of field, photons, Radiosity, expensive material features, and in the scene Shading panel, turn off shadows.
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  • Reference:Introduction
    <li>The [[Reference:Scene Description Language|Scene Description Language]] section for the programming rules and syntax used in POV-Ray.</li> <li>The [[Reference:Scene File Basics|Scene File Basics]] section that details the <em>settings</em>, <em>camera</em> a
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.8
    result is jumping pixels all over the scene, but especially concentrated any lights and anti-aliasing options when preparing a scene for an animation. The
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  • Reference:Text Output Options
    Here is a description of each stream.</p> by the user to display messages from within their scene files. See section
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  • Reference:Language Basics
    {{#indexentry:Scene Description Language, Language Basics}} ...expressions, strings, special symbols and comments. The text of a POV-Ray scene file is free format. You may put statements on separate lines or on the sam
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  • Documentation:Windows Section 2.1
    The need for this is related to the fact that the POV-Ray scene language has, over the years, become something more akin to a scripting language combined with a scene-description model.
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  • Documentation:Unix Section 4
    ..., become something more akin to a scripting language combined with a scene-description model. It is now possible to write obfuscated POV-Ray code, and to open, cr ...nction. Therefore, the onus is on the person who chooses to load an INI or scene file into POV-Ray to ensure that it does not do anything that it should not
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  • Knowledgebase:Miscellaneous
    ...ich may speed up rendering without having to compromise the quality of the scene:</p> ...ghts whenever possible. If a light source only lights a little part of the scene, a spotlight is better than a point light, since the point light is tested
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  • HowTo:Configure your favorite text editor to work with POV-Ray
    ...] using a [http://cdn.contextstatic.org/downloads/highlighters/POV-Ray.chl language extension] # After restarting SciTE an entry for POV-Ray SDL should now appear in the "Language" menu.
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  • Documentation:Tutorial Section 4.3
    made with the POV-Ray Scene Description Language (SDL) are known to shadows anymore, it probably cannot be used in any real scene (although
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  • Knowledgebase:While Loop Tutorial
    <p>Sometimes even people who have programmed a bit with some language get confused with POV-Ray's while-loops. This usually happens when they hav <p>If you read carefully the above description you'll notice that the looping is done in a quite ''dumb'' way, that is, th
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