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From: pa1017@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Nick Lenz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Multi Juggle
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Date: 7 Feb 90 04:22:05 GMT
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In article <8ZnmO1C00Ug7AB50g3@andrew.cmu.edu> gt0t+@andrew.cmu.edu (Gregory Ross Thompson) writes:
>
>  Wow, I was quite impressed with this.  Where did the $C2 (I guess
>that's the type) come from?  Who made it?  Was it on a GS originally?
>If so, what software was used?
>
>		-Greg T.

Well, the filetype $C2 is a PaintWorks animation file. The ray
tracings were done by Robert Morgan, and yes they were done on a gs.
The program to do the ray-tracings is written in Pascal, and it is
something Robert wrote himself. I believe that he said that it takes
a few hours a piece to do the tracings, but then again, he has a
Floating Point Engine :) If interrested, I have the source, and I
doubt he would mind it getting out. That's what he said, right
Lynda? Right? Anyways, I also have some of his earlier ray tracings
somewhere. Mail me and I'll dig them up.

Nick Lenz
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