Yip

In you go out of Windoze and go back in probably you've cleared
the registers. 

Lance's post made me think of something.  The images we saw in
your post were grey, I don't know how many decimal places the RGB
settings were using, maybe depending on certain things (such as
memory usage), it only rounds up or down to a certain distance. 
You or I couldn't tell the difference between 0.989877754142 and
0.989877754141 could we, so maybe in certain circumstances it
rounds down or up closer to the decimal point.  

I'm not sure about any of this, havn't tested any of it, it's
just an idea that someone with more time might want to look into.

Cheers
Steve








Lance Birch wrote:
> 
> Hmm, I've had this problem too... I was trying to get my RLE encoder to work
> properly but it wouldn't because the images changed slightly...  The way
> around it I found was to go into POV-Ray, render... exit POV-Ray, go back in
> and render again and you'll get the same image (providing you don't use any
> AA jitter or crand).
> 
> Then again, it's already @725 here in Australia so I'm tired... I'm going to
> sleep... Maybe I'll get in a Lucid Dream if I'm lucky too...
> 
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