POV-Ray used to produce a daily online
comic strip. Badtech will gradually follow a
small team of game developers through the
production of their first title, think Dilbert for
the games generation. Badtech is produced
using POV-Ray.
Bob has long been a visitor to the POV-Ray
newsgroups and you will often find him there
helping others. You will find many interesting
things at his site and is well worth the visit.
Gilles is a true artist. If you want to see mind
blowing raytraced images this is the site to
visit. Besides being an accomplished artist
he even managed to find time to make some
of his personal utilities available to the public
Time will be well spent visiting this site.
Chris Cason is the POV-Ray team
coordinator and is also responsible for the
windows version of POV-Ray. While not as
publicly visible as some of the other team
members Chris is a driving force behind
POV-Ray. Chris maintains the POV-Ray
home page, organizes the contents of the
IRTC CD's, maintains the POV-Ray news
server, and takes on the responsibility of
funding all of the online resources for the
POV-Team. Povray.org is his home page.
Chris Young is the former POV-Team
Coordinator (now semi-retired) and offers
a candid look at his life plus a little history
about the development of POV-Ray.
Gerenderte Bilder von Galaxien, Planeten, Kometen. Download von PovRay - A Persistance Of Vision Raytracer, Bilder und Galaxie Includes. Coole DHTML Seite!
(Site contain one of the most intersting
uses of POV-Ray in web design we have
seen yet. You might visit this one just
for the experience. Also contains a neat
Galaxy include file.)
Glenn McCarter and the elusive N.B. offer
this site showcasing how they modelled
this incredible award winning IRTC entry.
Source code available for study.
This site offers the work of H.E. Day one
of the most accomplished POV-Ray hand
coded blob modellers of all time. Never
have you seen such a variety of space
releated objects created with POV-Ray
blobs as you will find here. H.E. Day is
also a long time visitor to the POV-Ray
news groups and promises to have some
blob modelling tutorials comming soon.
Hideki has written the first book in Japanese
on POV-Ray and is a hub of activity in the
Japanese POV-Ray community. This site
offers several links to resources, and has
some good include files available.
Ib Rasmussen is an old hand with POV-Ray
and his work is excellent. At this page you
will find his image gallery plus he offers a
section with POV-Ray related tips and
techniques.
Polynomial, fractales, bioitération, landscape and more. Site contains a gallery of image
produced using the above techniques plus
offers include files for the creation of some
of the images presented.
At this site you will find real photos of
POV-Ray users that visit the POV-Ray
news groups. Some photos also include
a short biography of the person shown.
You will even find photos of a couple of
the POV-Team members themselves
so if you are interested in the faces behind
the program be sure to check this site out.
Established by the POV-Team (the current
authors of the Persistence of Vision
Raytracer) in late 1999, the TAG is made
up of selected members of the POV-Ray
user community. The purpose of the TAG is
to aid the POV-Team in supporting users of
POV-Ray around the world, using the
collective knowledge of the group to answer
users' POV-Ray questions and to bring
POV-Ray related matters to the attention of
the POV-Team as required.
Here you will find a gallery of Pod's work
plus he has a download page with several
progams he has written. A couple of these
are useful for converting between different
color formats.
Site contains 3D images, include files,
stereograms, tutorials, The POV Desktop
Theme, The POV-Ray Logo Contest,
music, 350+ raytracing jokes, and much
more! Maintained by Rune Johansen a
regular contributor in the POV-Ray news
groups.
Robert like Truman Brown and Dan Farmer
is a long respected member of the POV-Ray
community. If you want to see some
incredible art created with POV-Ray this is
the place to go.
Ron Parker is the author of the SuperPatch
version of POV-Ray and is now a member
of the POV-Ray team. Ron is undoubtably
the most visible member of the team and is
very active in the POV-Ray newsgroups.
Ron offers a few useful include files here
at his site.
Steve is a former member or the POV-Team
and is considered by many a legend in the
POV-Ray community. This site offers some
of his incredible art work, links to other
artists, and a good list of links to POV-Ray
utilities.
Thorsten Fröhlich is a POV-Team member
and is now responsible for the Macintosh
port of the program. Thorsten is active on
the POV-Ray news groups and manages
the Official Mac-OS info page at povray.org
Graphics for site was entirely created in
POVRay. There is also two galleries with
pictures made in this great software. Site
also contains the source for some of the
images and a new section offering
POV-Ray macros.
Maintained by: Ken Tyler who proudly
proclaims that he has the largest list of
POV-Ray related links ever made available
on the net. Ken freely donates his time
helping other POV-Ray users on the
POV-Ray newsgroups and on c.g.r.r. plus
he maintains the links page at povray.org
and is now a member of the POV-Ray
Technical Assistance Group.
This page is a collection of images created
by various users of POV-Ray. The images
are all of excellent quality and really show
off some of it's capabilities. The source code
for the images is available for study and
you are encouraged to donate your art work
to the collection.
Warp is known in the POV-Ray community
for his motion blur and compressed mesh
utilities and also the proud maintainer of the
POV-Ray VFAQ. Warp is very active in
the POV-Ray news groups and is now a
member of the POV-Ray Technical
Assistance Group.
How would you like to see your POV-Ray
images on a CD ? Well now is your
opportunity. This ambititious project is
dedicated to collecting some of YOUR
best images and publishing them on a
CD to help support the POV-Team's
development activities. Now's your
chance so don't delay !!!