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Yadgar wrote:
| High!
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|>     How much RAM do you have on your computer?
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| Only 512 MB :-(
	That's probably a bit short for your scene, which explains the sudden
slowdown (when the computer runs out of RAM and starts to swap).

|
|>     Try something like this (untested):
|> ...
|> ~        #read (matr, data)
|> ~        <(re+data) * sin ((sLong-b/1200) * (pi/180)) *
|> ~         cos ((sLat - a/1200) * (pi/180)),
|> ~         (rp+mtrix[a][b])*sin((sLat-a/1200)*(pi/180)),
|> ~         (re+data) * cos ((sLong-b/1200) * (pi/180)) *
|> ~         cos ((sLat-a/1200)*(pi/180))>,
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| This won't work, as the array elements need to be assigned before!
	Sorry for the typo, "mtrix[a][b]" should be replaced by "data". The
array wastes the equivalent of 400*1200 mesh vertices so it must not
be used at all.

| Also, after the last vector must not follow a comma!
|
| I rewrote the script, parsing runs perfectly, very quick - but then
| (under Linux, I did not try it yet under Windows) the process is killed
| and nothing is rendered at all!
	Is there an error message or does it just crash?

		Jerome
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