[Radiance-general] RADIANCE and Unix shells

[Kirk Thibault]

I like Blender, because it is open and it is Python accessible.  This  
was partially why I started to learn Python.  Poser, a 3D figure  
animation package also has a Python API.  It turns out that several  
other things I am interested in are accessible through Python,  
including ODE (the open dynamics engine for physical simulation, etc).

To answer your question, Blender has a nice set of modeling and  
rendering tools - I haven;t used it in a while, but am getting back  
into it because of the natural potential for tying it to RADIANCE  
object generation (not as slick as b/rad or some of the exporters,  
though).

So much to do.

I was considering bash as the next shell to learn, as i too have  
dissected some of Greg's shell programs and have begun to understand  
the significance of scripting and programming RADIANCE.



kirk
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Kirk L. Thibault, Ph.D.
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On Sep 29, 2005, at 1:52 PM, Jack de Valpine wrote:

> How do you like Blender?
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