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; POV-Ray VERSION 3.7
;
; SAMPLE POVRAY.INI FILE
;
; The general form of the options is "Variable=value". Everything
; between the equals sign and the end of the line is considered part
; of the value. The spacing and layout is free-form but only one option
; per line is allowed. Variables and values are not case-sensitive.
;
; Note: characters after a semi-colon are treated as a comment
;
; Traditional POV-Ray switches beginning with + or - are also allowed
; and they may be given with more than one switch per line.
;
; Add your own options at the bottom and/or edit these to suit. See the
; general documentation for full instructions on how to use INI options.
;
; Width of image in pixels. Accepts integer values.
;
Width = 800
;
;
; Height of image in pixels. Accepts integer values.
;
Height = 600
;
; Sets minimum number of objects before auto bounding kicks in.
;
Bounding_Threshold = 3
;
;
; Turn display on
Display=On
;
; Turn verbose mode on
Verbose=On
;
;
; Specify path to search for any files not found in current directory.
; For example: Library_Path="C:\Program Files\POV-Ray for Windows\include"
; There may be some entries already here; if there are they were
; probably added by the install process or whoever set up the
; software for you. At the least you can expect an entry that
; points to the standard POV-Ray include files directory; on
; some operating systems there may also be one which points to
; the system's fonts directory.
;
; Note that some platforms (e.g. Windows, unless this feature is
; turned off via the configuration file) will automatically append
; standard locations like those mentioned above to the library
; path list after reading this file, so in those cases you don't
; necessarily have to have anything at all here.
;
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