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In article <392BE9D0.7042822A@printingincorporated.com>,
pre### [at] printingincorporated com wrote:
> I'm creating a scene with a mountain range in the background. I used
> Photoshop and the airbrush tool to paint my height field file. When I
> render it, there appear to be holes where triangles have been dropped in
> the height field. I've tried it with the Photoshop file saved as a targa
> and as a png file, but get the same results.
As Thorsten mentioned, this is probably due to precision errors causing
rays to "fall through" the height field. Try moving the camera sideways
a little, or rotate the height field by a fraction of a degree.
Also, since this isn't a strictly Macintosh problem, it would probably
get a better response in povray.general.
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