--- ray/src/cv/mgflib/README	1995/12/01 16:26:57	1.2
+++ ray/src/cv/mgflib/README	2003/02/28 20:11:29	1.5
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-		MGF Parser Library Version 1.0
-		SCCSid "$SunId$ LBL"
+		MGF Parser Library Version 2.0
+		SCCSid "@(#)README 1.4 3/18/97 LBL"
 
-Welcome to the initial release of the MGF language and parser library.
+Welcome to the second major release of the MGF language and parser library.
 If you have not read it already, you should take a look at the documentation
 in the troff file "mgfdoc.tr".  This can be printed out using the -ms
 macro package, or by sending the file "mgfdoc.ps" to a PostScript printer.
@@ -17,14 +17,22 @@ the following exceptions:
 	mgf2rad.c	- MGF to Radiance converter, missing some libraries
 	mgfilt.c	- MGF to MGF filter, compiled in Makefile
 	rad2mgf.c	- Radiance to MGF converter, missing some libraries
+	3ds2mgf.c	- 3D-Studio to MGF converter, complete with below
+	optray.[ch]	- Triangle smoothing code used by 3ds2mgf
+	vect.[ch]	- Vector and matrix code used by 3ds2mgf
 
 The Makefile creates three useful items:
 
 	mgfilt		- a filter for MGF
 	libmgf.a	- the MGF parser library
 	mgf2inv		- a translator from MGF to Inventor (or VRML) format
+	3ds2mgf		- a translator from 3D-Studio to MGF
 
 Before you compile, you should probably check to make sure that the
 compiler and flags you like are included.  If you're like me and lack
 an ANSII-compatible C compiler on your machine, use the -DNOPROTO flag
 to take out function prototypes and get back K&R compatibility.
+
+The exception to this is 3ds2mgf, which requires an ANSI-C compiler with
+prototypes.  Because of this requirement, the program must be built
+explicitly with "make 3ds2mgf".