The normal on is part of the template that you get inside the MegaPOV Mac
patch. I didn't actually add it; I better ask Mr. Smellenbergh about that.
Yet it runs fine with that statement in the  script on the Mac, but crashes
the PC..
No reason for the version # error; it's also just something that was in my
own template.

Also, thought the accuracy would do it. I too can run 10 frames in a 1 - 10
job. But when I try to run 300 frames, I get an out of memory error; cannot
allocate 2097152 bytes for precompute... Wonder why it doesn't happen when I
only run 10?
Without the precompute statement, it crashes instantly on the first frame...
Thanks for your help on this.
D.


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Bob Hughes <per### [at] aolcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote in message
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> "D. H. Miller" <dhm### [at] mediaonenet> wrote in message
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> | It's the normal on statement. remove and it will not crash on the PC.
Anyone
> | know why?
>
> Maybe because 'normal on' only goes into the 'radiosity' statement far as
I
> know.  And I looked it up in the html doc to make sure and it's not a part
of
> the possible things for 'isosurface'.
> I meant to ask before why you were using #version unofficial MegaPov 0.4
> instead of 0.5?  Just curious.
>
> Bob
>
>
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