Welcome back from spring break! I fully intended to do a bunch of homework in advance of this week, I even started with reading a few things about Jing. Jing if you don't already know is a screen capture tool that allows you to capture video and audio from your computer desktop. Jing is useful for creating short how-to videos.
I used Jing to create a video of how to adjust the camera in the Persistance of Vision Raytracing (POV-Ray) scene language. POV-Ray is a freeware tool that allows you to create photo realistic 3-D images. Take a look at the Hall of Fame Gallery on the POV-Ray Website. To get POV-Ray, visit their website at http://www.povray.org/
I will post the video to my blog within a few days. It seems the hosting company http://www.screencast.com/ is experiencing technical difficulties with their servers. Therefore I'm out of luck for posting my video tonight. I attempted to post it to Photobucket, but they too were crashing. The video is 68MB in size, so it's fairly large, but not so much that It should create such a difficulty to view on a high-speed connection.
More to come, and thanks for watching.
James
*** UPDATE *** I've embedded the screencast code below, and I hope it works. I will apologize in advance, the code in POV-Ray is fairly small, so I used a large screen capture size. Unfortunately this screen size might not fit nicely into the pretty columns in this Blog.
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