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On Fri, 21 May 1999 14:20:00 -0500, GrimDude wrote:
> I came across something odd last night and thought I'd pass it along.
> I was rendering a 13 frame animation when a thunderstorm came up. I was
>forced to shut down rendering just as the last frame was mid-way finished.
>In the morning I erased the half-rendered image, added the +c switch to the
>command line window, and sat back to watch it finish. To my horror the last
>frame was *much* brighter the all of the others, and nothing else had
>changed!
> So, I stopped the render, again erased the partial trace, and restarted
>once again. This time everything came out fine. Should I always begin a
>bogus trace and stop it right away? Is this a bug or is my system porked? :)
> Has anyone else noticed anything along this line?
This was a bug in the official version as well. I think it's fixed
in 3.1e. You'll find that none of your frames look any different
than they would if you had rendered without radiosity.
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