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> It should be possible to decrease the amount of memory required
> (divide it by 4). At the first iteration, since blok is a simple cube,
> balk is equivalent to a box { <0, 0, 0>, <5, 1, 1> } although it is
> done with 4 boxes.
I tried to make the code work like that, but it was more complex.
> Of course, this is only true so long as f is set to 1, with higher
> values the results won't look the same...
That is the problem indeed.
I might try to make it work anyway. It should be possible by making the
first "blok" a union of 8 box{0, <5,1,1>}. Then setting the level to 3
will - should :-) - have the same effect as the level 4 in the old file.
But I will do that tommorow since i need some sleep now.
Greetings,
JWV
BTW, thanks to all of you for all the replies!
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> | The level-4 render was to much for my laptop :-(. It used 2GB of memory
> | while parsing, and it wasn't finished jet.
> |
> | I will post the source in p.b.sf if someone wants to give it a try on a
> | machine with a LOT of memory :-).
> |
> It should be possible to decrease the amount of memory required
> (divide it by 4). At the first iteration, since blok is a simple cube,
> balk is equivalent to a box { <0, 0, 0>, <5, 1, 1> } although it is
> done with 4 boxes. Even with that I don't have enough RAM to give it a
> try from what you're all saying ("only" 512M) but some of you might
> want to try it.
>
> Of course, this is only true so long as f is set to 1, with higher
> values the results won't look the same...
>
> Jerome
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