Someone correct me if this is answered elsewhere, but I have a question
anyway...

I've manually bound a union, and set both Remove_Bounds=off and
Split_Unions=off

POV-Ray, on the messages window shows that both these options are correctly
set.

And then, it gives me a message for several (in this case hundreds) of
unions that it has split.  (I have hundreds of these suckers, and I'm
experimenting to see if I can find a better bounding box)

Anyone know if this is supposed to happen?  The manual indicates that manual
bounds are left alone.

Thanks in advance,
...Chambers

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"Chambers" <bdc### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> I've manually bound a union, and set both Remove_Bounds=off and
> Split_Unions=off
>
> And then, it gives me a message for several (in this case hundreds) of
> unions that it has split.

I see that, yes.

However, looking into the source code it seems that infinite objects still
cause this message to appear anyway.

Bob

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"Hughes, B." <omn### [at] charternet> wrote in message
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> I see that, yes.
>
> However, looking into the source code it seems that infinite objects still
> cause this message to appear anyway.
>
> Bob

So, if I remove the planes and use boxes (the planes being the only infinite
objects I'm dealing with), it will work?  Thanks, I'll give it a try!

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"Chambers" <bdc### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> So, if I remove the planes and use boxes (the planes being the only
infinite
> objects I'm dealing with), it will work?  Thanks, I'll give it a try!

OK, now it gives me:
Warning: Degenerate CSG bounding box (not used!).

Anybody know what this means?

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