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...e the [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.2#Polynomial made easy|tutorial]] section for more examples of the simplified syntax.</p> <th width="5%"> </th>

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vectors but allow you to specify 3, 4 or 5 components and use default values for the unspecified components. Unless otherwise noted, all 2, 4 or 5

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

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>

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...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

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have color values. The 3, 4, and 5 term vectors are usually vector literals [[Reference:Vector Expressions#Operator Promotion|Operator Promotion]] and the sections

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

...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

...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

max_trace_level : 5 low_error_factor : 0.5

&lt;1,1&gt;, &lt;5,1&gt;, &lt;5,7&gt;, &lt;1,7&gt;, &lt;1,1&gt; //inner rim &lt;2,0&gt;, &lt;1,1&gt;, &lt;5,1&gt;, //inner rim; &lt;2,0&gt; is control point and

point exactly halfway will be 0.5, and so forth. Mentally you can consider 0.5 means the point is exactly halfway between the two.</p>

can slow things down. This section covers options that tell POV-Ray how to ...e <code>+RP</code><em>n</em>, where <em>n</em> is an integer between 0 and 5. This represents the various orders for the distribution of the blocks to t

...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

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...ee the [[Reference:File Output Options#Output File Type|Output File Type]] section for more information.</p> ..._Path</code> option to specify where your library of image maps are. See [[Reference:Scene Parsing Options#Library Paths|:Library_Path|Library Paths]] for detai

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...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>

...for animations but it has other uses as well. Also available is a <code>[[Reference:Conditional Directives#The while...end Directive|:#while|#while]]</code> lo // This section is parsed if the

<table width=100% border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5 style="text-align:center;"> ===[http://wiki.povray.org/content/Reference:Tracing_Options#Anti-Aliasing_Options Anti-aliasing]===

...<!--<linkto "The #default Directive">The #default Directive</linkto>--->[[Reference:Default Directive|The #default Directive]]. scale .5

...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> ...ll, an error bound of 0.5 will get you a new sample at a distance of about 5 inches from the wall.</p>

...ed Reading">Suggested Reading</linkto>--->[[Documentation:Tutorial Section 5.1#Suggested Reading|Suggested Reading]]).</p> block to the <code>global_settings</code> section of your scene.</p>

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...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

the previous section [[Reference:Shell Command Options#Shell Command Sequencing|Shell Command Sequencing]]. <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> See the [[Reference:Shell Command Options#Shell Command Sequencing|chart]], this means skip #4<

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<code>rgb &lt;0.5,0.5,0.5&gt;</code> gives a white light that is half the normal intensity.</p> ...s <code>[[Reference:Transformations|:translate|translate]]</code>, <code>[[Reference:Transformations|:rotate|rotate]]</code> etc. may be applied but no other <

several files. This section details the options which give you control over ...tion <!--<linkto "Help Screen Switches">Help Screen Switches</linkto>--->[[Reference:Text Output Options#Help Screen Switches|Help Screen Switches]].</p>

...<!--<linkto "User-Defined Functions">User-Defined Functions</linkto>--->[[Reference:Numeric Expressions#Functions|User-Defined Functions]] for what is legal in ...section <!--<linkto "Internal Functions">Internal Functions</linkto>--->[[Reference:Functions.inc|Internal Functions]] for a complete list and some

...ormed in the gamma space defined by <code>blend_gamma</code> (default is 2.5)</li> pigment { White_Marble scale .5 }

the ones used with fogs (see the section [[Reference:Fog|:Fog|Fog]]).</p> angle 42.5

<p>Type 5 is the <em>Henyey-Greenstein scattering</em> model. It is based on an analy <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> See the section on [[Reference:Light Group|Light Groups]] for additional information when using scattering