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With pov 31g I had very often successfully read an INC which starts like
this:
#declare position=array[99][25][6] {
{ {-2.37927,1.17776,-121.587,-20.7371,-1.02968,2.86862},
{3.97119,4.17336,-129.134,-15.9236,3.57336,-0.402825},
{0.278849,5.67698,-121.573,-17.3276,2.93009,1.9791},
{3.76295,5.82455,-121.233,-18.2802,1.04942,2.25706},
{-0.975085,5.32031,-121.031,-21.782,4.26011,3.93571},
etc.
I had a bunch of files that worked fine writing and reading these inc's
w/ 31g.
Now with 0.4, I can write but haven't figured out the new syntax
required to read. Using the same old syntax, I can write fine with 0.4
but have to read it backin 31g.
The error message is something like:
"undeclared variable expected but position found."
Huh?
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"Greg M. Johnson" wrote:
> The error message is something like:
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> "undeclared variable expected but position found."
The word "postition" might be a reserved keyword in MegaPov. Try
using a capital "P" in "Position" and see if that fixes the problem.
To avoid these conflicts in the future you should always start a
#declared name with a capitol letter since the POV-Team and patch
writers always use uncapitalized reserved keywords for the programs
operations.
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Ken Tyler - 1400+ POV-Ray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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