On Monday 27 October 2003 15:40, Innis Cunningham wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes > > > >Innis Cunningham wrote: > > > > > FATAL: ac to gl: unrecognised token ' crease 45.0000'. > > > >So, in the new AC3D version, they added a so called "token". This means > >that the new version saves some additional info that the old version > >does not. Since PLIB does not (yet ;-)) know about this, PLIB throws > >the above error message. I can even guess what the new info does: It > >says edges less than 45 degrees are smooth and more than 45 degrees are > >sharp. > > > >Since AC3D V4 always saves in the new format, it does not mater whether > >you changed something. > > > >Anyway, send me a small file with the problem and I will have a look. > > > >As ulta-short-term workaround, you could do this: > >Open the file in an ascii editor like notepad. Search for the line. I > >would guess the > >"crease 45.0000" > >stands alone on one line. Delete it. Make sure there are no other lines > >like it. Try again. > > > > > >Bye bye, > >Wolfram. > Thanks Wolfram you are bang on.It appears this is a new feature in 4.0 > which Plib has not caught up with.The easiest solution I can think of is > to reinstall the previous version of AC3D and use it till a fix can be > found. > I just would be interested if someone in here who is using v4.0 has got it > to work. > I will follow your advice and see if the crease statement on occurs once > or more often. > > Thaks for the replies > > Cheers > Innis > The Mad Aussi
I think Andy and Wolfram are right on the trail of the cause. Have you tried running a diff between the two files? How much of it is the same and how much is different? Still on 3.6 here. LeeE _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
