Thomas,
Thanks for your replies so far.  I'm looking at the user defined output 
sequences, and am not quite sure where to put the command line and 
parameters for big tiff.  
from user defined menu the executor file for normal smart blend reads as 
follows:  

[Step0]
Description=Remapping images
Type=remap
Arguments=-r ldr -m TIFF_m


[Step1]
Description=Blending with smartblend
Type=merge
Input=all
Program=smartblend
Result=%prefix%.tif
Arguments=-o %result% %input%
WrapArgument=


Presumably they go in the Arguments line...

In [Step0] it doesn't look like nona is specifically called as the 
remapper.  But presumably I would add --bigtiff as follows

Arguments=--bigtiff -r ldr -m TIFF_m

And for [Step1] similarly 

Arguments=--bigtiff -o %result% %input%

or if using normal enblend u.d.o. script --parameter=export-bigtiff

Am I on the right track here?
Thanks,
Battle
On Monday, September 17, 2018 at 2:29:40 PM UTC-4, T. Modes wrote:
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>
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> Am Montag, 17. September 2018 12:53:11 UTC+2 schrieb Battle:
>>
>> I working on some large panoramas, and have run into the file size limit 
>> of TIF > 4GB.  
>> I see from 2018.0 that BigTif is possible.
>> The release announcement says
>>
>> * Nona, verdandi and hugin_stacker can now write BigTIFF images (for 
>> files >4 GB). The output of BigTIFF has to manually activated on the 
>> command line. It is not set automatically. (For a complete panorama in 
>> BigTIFF you will probably also need enblend/enfuse from repository. The 
>> last released version of enblend does not yet support writing BigTIFF 
>> files.)
>>
>> I need a bit of help figuring out how to make this happen.  I'm using OS 
>> X 2018.0.0, but have a Windows box available if necessary.  
>>
>
> For nona, verdandi and hugin_stacker add the switch --bigtiff to the 
> command line. The development versions from enblend/enfuse require 
> --parameter=export-bigtiff
> The easiest way to use this would be to create a user defined output 
> sequence.
>
> Thomas
>

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