clipka <ano### [at] anonymousorg> wrote:

>
> You can safely remove it, but there's no way to let POV-Ray
> automatically ignore it.

>
> Are you running Windows or Unix?

Windows 7 64bit.

I can remove it from the .ini in Povray, however that won't help with animation
generated in Moray as I can't edit the .ini for each frame.   Infact Povray just
locks if I use the Raytrace option in Moray.  I need to Export from Moray, edit
the .ini in Povray and then I can run the render from Povray.

I have been trying to run renders using Povray 3.5 but it just locks up when I
try to render a scene generated in Moray (either from Povray or from Moray).

Anyway I shall keep an eye out for the next alpha.    In the meantime I will
enjoy rendering some old scenes in "4K" with silly anti aliasing using 3.7...
its still cold here at this time of the year and that keeps the room warm !

Cheers
Steve

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