Select this to start the rendering of the Source window.
Not available because a render is already in progress, or the Source window is not open or hasn't been saved to a file.
Select this to start the rendering of the Source window. The final image will be displayed in the Image window.
Prompts you to change various options for the rendering process.
Not available because a render is already in progress, or the Source window is not open or hasn't been saved to a file.
Prompts you to change various options for the rendering process. You can set the size of the output image, whether to show progress messages, toggle the use of Targa output files, toggle anti-aliasing, etc.
Render Menu
Use this menu to change rendering options, start, stop and pause the rendering of the Source window, or toggle the “Auto Shutdown” option.
Render Menu
Use this menu to change rendering options, start, stop and pause the rendering of the Source window, or toggle the “Auto Shutdown” option.
This is super-verbose diagnostic mode, not needed by anyone but traceaholic bug-chasers.
This is super-verbose diagnostic mode, not needed by anyone but traceaholic bug-chasers.
Informs you of each scanline and some memory usage info.
Informs you of each scanline and some memory usage info.
Show some minimal progress information.
Show some minimal progress information.
Quiet fast progress.
Quiet fast progress.
Click here to set to how much information is displayed in the status window as the render progresses.
Restores the image to the same appearance it had right after it was rendered.
Not available because the Image window is not open or not enough memory to revert.
Restores the image to the same appearance it had right after it was rendered.
Inverts the colors in the image, making it look like a photographic negative.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Inverts the colors in the image, making it look like a photographic negative.
Applies a slight contrast increasing function to the entire image.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Applies a slight contrast increasing function to the entire image.
Applies a slight contrast reduction function to the entire image.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Applies a slight contrast reduction function to the entire image.
Applies a slight lightening function to the entire image.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Applies a slight lightening function to the entire image.
Applies a slight darkening function to the entire image.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Applies a slight darkening function to the entire image.
Draws a one pixel black border around the outside of the image.
Not available because the Image window is not open, or it is too large to affect.
Draws a one pixel black border around the outside of the image.
Most useful for 32x32 images to be used as System 7 icons.
Processing Menu
Use this menu to alter the picture in the Image window. You can change the brightness and contrast, and invert the image colors.
Processing Menu
Use this menu to alter the picture in the Image window. You can change the brightness and contrast, and invert the image colors.
Select an image size here to automatically fill in the width/height/from/to fields with a preset size. Many common image sizes are listed here.
These sub-menu items contain templates for every basic object type in the POV-Ray description language. It also has a generic object{} wrapper.
Select one of these items to tell POV-Ray what to do when it finishes rendering the scene or scenes. It can finish quietly or it can notify you.
Select one of these items to tell POV-Ray how to notify you when it finishes rendering the scene or scenes. It can either beep, display a dialog, or do both.
Gives credits and copyright information for the Macintosh version of POV-Ray.
Gives credits and copyright information for the Macintosh version of POV-Ray.
Click here to set the largest number of #declared items in your scene file. See POVRAY.DOC for more information on the "+MS" option.
Click here to set this to which version of POV-Ray syntax this file is written in (version 1.0 or 2.0.) See POVRAY.DOC for more information on the "+MV" option.
Click here to pick how much detail to work into the scene. Lower numbers are lower quality, but faster to render. 9 is highest quality.
These items set how much detail to work into the scene (and how much more slowly to work.)
These items set how much detail to work into the scene (and how much more slowly to work.)
Select one of these to change the palette of colors used to display the image on the screen. It does nothing to the final saved Image file.
Select this to toggle on or off the “dithering” effect used by 32 Bit Color Quickdraw. This enhances the color image when displayed on video displays with less than “millions of colors.”
Dithering is currently enabled.
Select this to toggle on or off the “dithering” effect used by 32 Bit Color Quickdraw. This enhances the color image when displayed on video displays with less than “millions of colors.”
Dithering is currently disabled.
Select one of these items to change the magnification size of the Image window, or to hide it completely (speeds rendering a bit if hidden.)
Image Menu
Use this menu to hide the Image window, or change its display size or palette.
Image Menu
Use this menu to hide the Image window, or change its display size or palette.
Stops any rendering and exits from the POV-Ray application.
Saves a copy of the current source text file under a new name elsewhere, or saves the Image window to a PICT data file.
Not available because the Status window cannot be saved this way.
