KalleK <kal### [at] gmxde> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> Hi Dan!
>
> It's because there are more than one unions in the object{}
statement.
> That means there are too many - more than one - objects in the
> object-statement.
> The #while statement in your Grid#macro genereates several unions.
> You may make a union of those grid-generated unions:
>
> change
>  object {Grid(<2,2,2>,1,.1) pigment{Green}}
> to
>  object {union { Grid(<2,2,2>,1,.1) }pigment{Green}}
>
> But then you don't need the object-statement. You can just type:
>  union { Grid(<2,2,2>,1,.1) }pigment{Green}
>
> cukk


Sorry I meant:
 union { Grid(<2,2,2>,1,.1) pigment{Green}}
 (with pigment inside the union, of course.)

But I think Warp explained it better, anyway. (Working offline I
thougt, I was first, but he was "firster")

cukk

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