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I started a rendering from Moray, now it works > 2 days. I think it will
last 5 other days.
Now what if my machine hangs or the voltage is missing? What can I do to
continue the trace?
I really don't want to start again with line 1.
Someone knows help?
-C-H-A-R-L-E-S-
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 11:34:49 +0200, Charles wrote...
> I started a rendering from Moray, now it works > 2 days. I think it will
> last 5 other days.
> Now what if my machine hangs or the voltage is missing? What can I do to
> continue the trace?
> I really don't want to start again with line 1.
>
> Someone knows help?
Hit Alt-F9, and check the continue render checkbox at the top-left of the
dialog.
That should work, I think.
The other solution is to make sure the computer doesn't get turned off
<grin>
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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> The other solution is to make sure the computer doesn't get turned off
> <grin>
i agree. simply install line conditioners and a backup generator and
you'll be all set. or if you live on a good sized piece of land, you
can set up a windmill (the kind that generates electricity) and a
battery system. or if you live on a river, set up a small hydroelectric
plant. and solar is always an option unless you don't get enough sun.
or you could try a 'herd' of hampsters in a hamster wheel. or...
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Okay, but I had a real solution in mind.
Wasn't there a thing like "trace from line y1 line y2"? And if so, where to
fill it in?
-C-H-A-R-L-E-S-
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2000 08:36:19 +0200, Charles wrote...
> Okay, but I had a real solution in mind.
> Wasn't there a thing like "trace from line y1 line y2"? And if so, where to
> fill it in?
You can hold Ctrl-Shift and drag a box in the camera preview window, but
I suspect that's not quite what you're after.
To specify from line x to line y, you need to go into POV itself and
specify it.
But if you're manually cancelling the trace, then just checking the
Continue Previous Render box in the render options dialog should do it
for you.
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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