The contents of this archive are all of the source files I used to create
the animation amgtrans.mpg.  I retain my copyright to all of these files.
Their use as examples of raytracing and animation design is granted, but
the sequence of images that they produce as is follows the same copyright
as the file (amgtrans.mpg) that this file is connected to by submission to
the Internet Ray-Tracing Competition.  Use of these files is an automatic
acceptance of this agreement, as is a failure to delete all of these files
if the reader disagrees with this copyright.

The only exceptions to the above statement are those files that expressly
use the GNU General Public License (GNU-GPL), and that this copyright will
not replace or preclude the Internet Ray-Tracing Competition copyright in
any way.

What this means is that you can look at these files, even regenerate a
few of the frames, but I still own the animation that these files will
produce if fully rendered.

I'd appreciate credit for any of my objects that are reused, especially
anything in the .inc files.

--Aaron Gage
agage@mines.edu

Contents:

	README:		This file
	book*.ghf	Five heightfields used to generate the terrain
	book.inc	.inc file describing books, lettering, clouds
	table.inc	.inc file describing table object
	paneling.inc	.inc file describing wooden wall paneling
	light.inc	.inc file describing lightning bolt
	book.pov	POV-ray source file describing entire animation.
			Note that rainsim must generate new rain.inc files
			for all of the frames (0.360, 0.960)

	raindrop.inc	.inc file describing single raindrop
			for use with rain.inc
	rain.inc	sample .inc file generated by rainsim, included here
			for illustration.
	rainsim.tgz	TAR-gzipped form of rainsim particle simulator.
			All rainsim files are under the GNU-GPL.
	rainsim.zip	ZIP file form of rainsim particle simulator.
			All rainsim files are under the GNU-GPL.
