Featured links:
This is a list of links previously featured on the main page.
| 29 Mar 2012 | On Openstreetmap a detailed map of the earth is assembled by thousands of people from all over the world offering more detailed information in large parts that most maps you can buy. |
| 02 Jul 2007 | The C++ Template Image Processing Library is a very useful tool to quickly write programs dealing with image data without the need to care about file formats and reading/writing functions yourself. |
| 15 Oct 2006 | Jonathan de Ferranti has put lots of work into extracting elevation data from maps and is sharing it on his Viewfinder Panoramas website. |
| 27 May 2006 | Ben Weston's evilsuperbrain site contains a lot of mostly surreal and abstract images created with POV-Ray. |
| 03 Dec 2005 | Gennady Obukhov's GeOGRAFIKA site contains various impressive images as well as POV-Ray scene elements and the POV-Tree tool. |
| 01 Jul 2005 | On No Lights by Tim Nikias you can find impressive POV-Ray made animations and several useful include files. |
| 03 May 2005 | Gilles Tran's oyonale.com is one of the most extensive websites with raytraced images and at the same time contains some of the best CG artwork i know. Always woth a visit! |
| 19 Feb 2005 | Nicolas Calimet has made a quite extensive investigation on how different compiles of POV-Ray perform in rendering. If you are interested in getting the best performance out of POV-Ray and are willing to compile it from source yourself this will be very useful. |
| 08 Aug 2004 | The POVCOMP 2004 competition for POV-Ray generated images has started. You can win a $10000 computer and other valuable prizes. |
| 06 Jul 2004 | Ingo's POV-Ray Stuff is a somewhat spartanic page but contains several useful POV-Ray include files like the famous param.inc for generating meshes from parametric surfaces and the povsdl2html script i also use for formating the POV-Ray code on these pages. |
| 01 May 2004 | The pages of Friedrich and Andrea Lohmüller contain some useful POV-Ray hints and tutorials, especially for newbies as well as some photo galleries. |
| 07 Mar 2004 | Jaime Vives Piqueres's site shows some very nice images made with POV-Ray and several useful tools are available including the Automatic Light System. |
