"Thomas de Groot" <tDOTdegroot@interDOTnlANOTHERDOTnet> wrote:
> This is for Sam:
>
> Using the proximity macro fastProx3() I get a parse error: ".... line 344:
> Parse Error: Cannot assign uninitialized identifier."
>
> This corresponds to the code: #local pf=eval_pigment(fpt,<Xv,Yv,Zv>);  in
> the resample() macro.
>
> No errors using fastProx() or fastProx2().
>
> I am sure you know what went wrong (or what I do wrong for that matter).
>
> My code line for this reads:
> fastProx3(FinalBuilding, min_extent(FinalBuilding),
> max_extent(FinalBuilding), <10, 10, 10>, 2, 20, <2, 2, 2>)
>
> --
> All the best,
>
> Thomas

This probably won't help you much but I had the exact same error for fast sss2
in fastprox.inc, yet using Blend2Pov so your problem and workaround could be
totally different:
My problem was that I was referring to "Final Building" before it was really
defined regarding the order in which things are parsed.
So what I did was call the macro inside the object block (Povmat text file in
blend2Pov)Also I needed the lpos variable (light position) so I made sure its
definition was done before the call too.

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