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>Installation</H1
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>&#13;	YafRay is available for Linux, Windows and Mac OSX. Download
	the package suitable for your OS at www.yafray.org.
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>&#13;	Run the installer program. It will create a directory called
	"yafray" on your c:\ drive. This directory contains the
	yafray.exe executable and the grammar file which are used by the
	loader. Also the installer copies three dll's into your Windows
	system directory. This dll's are for cygwin support. Finally, a batch
	file (yafray.bat) is copied into the Windows directory (we need this
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>&#13;	To run YafRay is easy. Just open a MS-DOS window, go
	to you working directory and type "yafray file.xml" or
	"yafray file.xml.gz". For example, if you want to work in
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	you open a MS-DOS	windows and:
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>&#13;c:\windows\&#62;
c:\windows\&#62; e: 
e:&#62; cd e:\raytracing\work
e:\raytracing\work&#62; yafray c:\Docs\xmls\test.xml
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>&#13;	One or more targa file, the output of the render, will be created in
	the <TT
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>&#13;	Expand the tarball. (stuffIt expander can expand tarball also).
	Double click on the expanded package to run installer. YafRay must be installed
	on the Root device (the one on which it has been installed MacOSX), 
	<I
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>&#13;	Installed files and location are:<TT
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>&#13;	/usr/sbin/yafray /usr/etc/gram.yafray</TT
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>&#13;	YafRay utilization does not differ noticeably from the three OS, so
 	you can refear to the previous section.
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>&#13;	YafRay has just 2 files ' /usr/sbin/yafray ' and '
	/usr/etc/gram.yafray' . But common user cannot acccess those
	directory via Mac OSX GUI usually, so the <I
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	(OSXPM) can help you to uninstall packages from your disk.
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>Expand the tarball.</P
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>&#13;tar xvzf yafray-#.#.#.tar.gz
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>Go into the newly created directory and configure it for your machine.</P
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>&#13;./configure
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>&#13;	Make sure that zlib and jpeg support is enabled. If not, you need install devel pakages for libjpeg and libgz (check your distribution for it).
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>&#13;	Build it!
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>&#13;make
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>&#13;	If this fails you can try
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>&#13;cd src
make yafray
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>&#13;	The executable is <TT
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	Line program, whose usage is analogous to the what described
	In the "Windows" section.
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