>From what I understand that reads fine. But it does not directly help
>me. I first would have to find a program that parses pov and writes some
>CML. Having CML I still dont have a method to generate a svg. Or at
>least not anything that looks a bit like the original raytraced raster
>image?
Hm, what are you trying to achive in the first place?
1. I understand that you get POV, if it were just for scaling and
rotating, e.g. on a interactive web page you could, as an alternative, let
a Povray service render the neccessary raster images from the model,
either on demand (if the size is small and the scenen simple enough,
Povray should be capable of doing so) or pre-calculated, like 1x, 2x, 3x
... 10x zoom and rotation in 5° steps, and display them as needed.
Of course, that would not help much when you want to change the model...
2. If this is 'all' that comes:
#macro ccdc_draw_solid_sphere( position, sphere_radius, sphere_color )
sphere {
position, sphere_radius
ccdc_set_solid_material_properties( sphere_color )
}
#end
then it should be not too difficult to write a parser for it.
3D Animation with SVG and JavaScript is feasible:
http://www.kevlindev.com/geometry/3D/js3d/index.htm
Now, all you need are routines to draw spheres and cylinders with the
abovementioned properties in SVG and - finished.
3. Can you use .CIF? Then JMol might be an option, like here:
http://webmineral.com/jmol/structure.php?id=Gerstmannite
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