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|released = 24 July 1992 {{comment|1.0}} | |released = 24 July 1992 {{comment|1.0}} | ||
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POV-Ray, short for Persistance of Vision Raytracer, is a ray tracing program that can be used to create realistic renders of LDraw models.
LDraw models can be exported to the POV-Ray format using LDView or L3P.
The LGEO library, created by Lutz Uhlmann, was created to ensure that rendered models looked even more realistic when rendered.
Gallery
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James Jessiman's pyramid model, rendered in POV-Ray.
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A POV-Ray render of the 2015 LEGO Ideas set 21301 Birds.
See also
- Conversion 101 (legacy article)
External links
- The Official POV-Ray website
- Rendering LDraw models using POV-Ray at Eurobricks
- LDD POV-Ray Rendering tutorial at bricks'n'gears (includes LDraw-related information)
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