David Fontaine wrote:
> http://davidf.faricy.net/image.php?pic=blackseasbarracuda3.jpg
> 
> The render time seems to have magically dropped for some reason...
> 
> After brightening the radiosity to make the ship show up better, I
> didn't like the big bright splotch on that one sail, so I dimmed the
> light from the sun, forgetting it would affect the clouds (slaps head)!
> I used light_groups to get it all how I want it.  I finally added
> load_file to the radiosity too so I can rerender it faster, but that's
> not what made it magically speed up, since this was the render I saved
> the rad data from...
> 
> BTW, all renders on my site are now shown with a black background when
> you click on them.  :)

As the other posters said, there is no image. I looked into the HTML 
source generated by your PHP code, and found the reason: You are using 
backslashes in the path to the image:

<img src=".\renders\blackseasbarracuda3.jpg">

but PHP (to be more exact, the underlying webserver) requires forward 
slashes as path separators. The character sequence \r is actually a 
single ASCII character (13 => Carriage return), the same is true for \b 
(which is 8 => Bell). Just change this and it will work.

-- 
Timon Christl <me### [at] christltimonde>

"Hungarian Notation is the tactical nuclear weapon of source code
obfuscation techniques" -- Unknown

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