LdGLite to POV)



You can use the latest version of ldglite along with the fabulous l3p to create a POV scene that matches what you see in the ldglite window. Sort of a poor man's scene modeler. Spin your model with the mouse, zoom in or out with the + and - keys, and then press the F12 key to dump an ldglite command line, some POV camera settings, and an l3p command line:

LDGLITE -v3 -l3 -J -s1.23457 -a0.864979,-0.269922,0.42302,0.498946,0.372797,-0.782351,0.0534718,0.887785,0.457138 castlerot.dat

camera {
        #declare PCT = 0; // Percentage further away
        #declare STEREO = 0; // Normal view
        //#declare STEREO =  degrees(atan2(1,12))/2; // Left view
        //#declare STEREO = -degrees(atan2(1,12))/2; // Right view
        location <-75.6439,-743.263,-319.586>
            +PCT/100.0*<-43.3122,-719.106,-370.282>
        sky <-0.404146,-0.301965,0.633704>
        right    -4/3*x
        look_at <-32.3317,-24.1572,50.6963>
        angle 60
        rotate   <0,1e-5,0> // Prevent gap between adjecent quads
        //orthographic
}

l3p -cc-75.6439,-743.263,-319.586 -cla-32.3317,-24.1572,50.6963 -ca60 castlerot.dat -b15