byte512

@Palathadric: You might want to try using a spherical photo that is projected onto a hollow sphere as a background. it's described here: http://www.f-lohmueller.de/pov_tut/backgrnd/p_sky10.htm

Nice, glad to hear this! Thank you very much for working on this. Hope you will change the length of those rods to the proportions of the real parts (as the LDraw parts are too short here) and add the rubber seals in the future. (only if it's easily possible). Wow, they look really awesome and complicated! What do you mean by "tube snaps", though? Keep up the great work! regards, byte

I just finished my latest rendering, which using LGEO and seeing the great effect this has onto the rendering, i just wanted to say thanks to you C3POwen for continuing the work on LGEO.

Great to hear this. But if you decide to create those parts for LGEO please note, that the proportions of my parts are slightly different to the LDraw parts. Especially the air inlets seem to be incorrectly positioned in my parts, as you can see here.(blue: my part, scaled by 2.5; yellow: LDraw part; both parts not moved). Also, the piston-rod from LDraw is quite a lot shorter than the one used in the real Lego part. Keep up your great work!

Hi everybody. I have been creating and rendering Lego(Technic) Models with MLCad and POV-Ray for a while now. Thank you so much for continuing work on LGEO, C3POwen. I recently recreated some pneumatic Lego parts in POV-Ray. It would be cool, if you could integrate them in your next update. However, those parts will definitely need a lot of refinement, before being integrated into LGEO. As they were created using measurements from real Lego parts, their proportions are slightly different to the proportions of the corresponding LDraw parts. You can download a text-file containing the parts here. Preview (The cap has changed a little bit since that rendering) Unfortunately, as i already said, those parts will need some work, before beeing released, which i am not able to do, since i don't understand how LGEO is put together. I hope that this helps you C3POwen. regards, byte