> Jim already posted the proper solution; to understand what is
 > happening, let's reformat your code to better see the structure
 > (which is always a good idea when you get errors you don't
 > understand):

I agree that code formatting is important. However, when you reformatted 
it, you actually removed the error! (Thus underscoring how easy it is to 
overlook errors in poorly formatted code.)

The original code was this:

#declare listBox=union{
         Round_Box_Union
(
         //<-7, 0.25, 6> <-1, 1.25, -7>, 0.2)
         <-7, 0.25, 6> <-1, 1.5, -7>, 0.2)
         texture {T_Gold_1A}
}

         Round_Box_Union
(
         //<-7, 0.25, 6> <-1, 1.25, -7>, 0.2)
         <-8.5, 0.25, 6> <-7.5, 1.25, -7>, 0.1)
         texture {T_Gold_1A}
}


If we carefully reformat it, we get:

#declare listBox = union
{
     Round_Box_Union( <-7, 0.25, 6> <-1, 1.5, -7>, 0.2 )
     texture { T_Gold_1A }
}

Round_Box_Union( <-8.5, 0.25, 6> <-7.5, 1.25, -7>, 0.1 )
texture { T_Gold_1A }

}


See the problem now? Look how obvious it becomes with proper indentation!

  - Slime

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