It obviously does work, but I've still got a question
regarding this:

I've fumbled around with my Particle-System. It formerly
was just a simple #include-file, and after setting all
parameters, you include it, and everything is
done.
Now, I've simply put a #macro-statement at the beginning
of the file, and an #end at the very end. Thus, by calling
PartixGen() its like including the file.

Now this:
I always thought that parameters and variables etc are
just temporarily stored while in the macro, and that
they are destroyed and the memory is set free after
the macro "destructs". Now I've got a macro-declaration
inside the include-file, which makes it possible to
visualize the emitter. But since the macro is inside an
already destruced macro, shouldn't it produce and error,
telling me the macro doesn't exist?
Is there something funky about macros and their declaration
in macros themselves? Just curious, it works like I want it
to, but its not what I actually expect.

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Tim Nikias
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