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After loading an object modelled in wings3d, I attempt to make a union out
of the various meshes, but the same error keeps appearing. "No '}' found in
union, object identifier found instead." And yes, I put a '}' at the end of
the union.
Can you not make unions out of meshes?
It's been a few months since I used pov-ray, so I apologize if it's
something retardedly simple.
Here's a snippet of the code, if it will help:
#declare keyboard = union {
#declare cube38_copy61 = mesh2 {
vertex_vectors {18,<1.38453,8.74767e-3,0.723452>, .....}
normal_vectors {18,<-0.666667,-0.333333,0.666667>,....}
texture_list { 5,
texture { white_WingsMat }
texture { speaker_WingsMat }
texture { screen_WingsMat }
texture { gray2_WingsMat }
texture { black_WingsMat }
}
face_indices {32,<0,3,9>,4,<0,4,3>,.....}
normal_indices {32,<0,3,9>,<0,4,3>,<0,8,1>.....}
}
cube38_copy61
}
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Gah. Nevermind. I figured it out.
In the union you must specify 'object {....}', but outside of them you don't
need to.
I even tried changing that at first, but at render time chose not to save
and so POV parsed the old file, giving me the error.
Sorry if I wasted anyone's time.
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"Ian Crofoot" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> This is very strange, but apparantely I only need the object tag on the
> first two (out of 60+) meshes, and it parses just fine.
>
> Anyone know why this is?
Is it including the latter meshes as part of the last one declared as an
object? I guess you could apply a texture ...like basic Red pigment... to
one and see if the other meshes change as well.
I'm not sure how Wings labels its exports though. I've exported only from
Rhino.
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"tom" <tmi### [at] uark edu> wrote:
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> Is it including the latter meshes as part of the last one declared as an
> object? I guess you could apply a texture ...like basic Red pigment... to
> one and see if the other meshes change as well.
> I'm not sure how Wings labels its exports though. I've exported only from
> Rhino.
No, I don't think so. The later meshes use different textures, and each
mesh is delcared separately, and thus different objects I assume.
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