I would be happy if I could get Mathematica to prefix each POV-Ray export (which Mathematica supports, by the way) with a preamble in which I specify camera, lighting, etc. But unfortunately I don't know to what extent it's possible to customize Mathematica's export facilities. Use ExportString for obtaining the output file as a String inside of Mathematica, then you can manipulate that string the way you want: prepend another string with StringJoin, change the string with StringReplace etc. Cam Digital Mini Software Takashi Usb. 12 Strand Dna Activation Symptoms.

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Finally you can simply Export that string as 'Text' into a file with any extension you like. BTW, I am interested in the ability to render Mathematica's 3D graphics in external ray-tracing software too. What stops me is only that I know nothing about how to use/work with any of them and how their formats are designed. But I would be happy to find out.

I would be happy if I could get Mathematica to prefix each POV-Ray export (which Mathematica supports, by the way) with a preamble in which I specify camera, lighting, etc. But unfortunately I don't know to what extent it's possible to customize Mathematica's export facilities. Use ExportString for obtaining the output file as a String inside of Mathematica, then you can manipulate that string the way you want: prepend another string with StringJoin, change the string with StringReplace etc. Finally you can simply Export that string as 'Text' into a file with any extension you like.

BTW, I am interested in the ability to render Mathematica's 3D graphics in external ray-tracing software too. What stops me is only that I know nothing about how to use/work with any of them and how their formats are designed. But I would be happy to find out.