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Exactly how do you use the builtin functions in the Superpatch? I tried
this:
#declare super=function { "Superellipsoid" 0.1, 0.1 }
And I get an error (pov says there's an error after "Superellipsoid",
but before it can precise it crashes with an access violation)
That's with the precompiled version of the superpatch for windows.
Jerome
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On Mon, 13 Sep 1999 17:00:56 -0700, Jerome M. BERGER wrote:
> Exactly how do you use the builtin functions in the Superpatch? I tried
>this:
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>#declare super=function { "Superellipsoid" 0.1, 0.1 }
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> And I get an error (pov says there's an error after "Superellipsoid",
>but before it can precise it crashes with an access violation)
Well, that's obviously a bug. I'll have to look into that one.
Function arguments are specified as a vector (don't look at me, it
wasn't my idea!) so your code should read like this:
#declare super=function { "Superellipsoid" <0.1, 0.1> }
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