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.IP "Set overflow in addobject (id)" |
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This error occurs when too many surfaces are close together in a |
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scene. |
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Sometimes a dense scene can be accommodated by increasing |
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the maximum resolution (by powers of two) using the |
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.I \-r |
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option, but usually this error indicates something is wrong. |
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Either too many surfaces are lying right on top of each other, |
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or the bounding cube is inflated from an oversized object |
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or an improper |
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.I \-b |
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specification. |
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If hundreds of triangles come together at a common vertex, it may |
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not be possible to create an octree from the object. |
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This happens most often when inane CAD systems create spheres using |
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a polar tesselation. |
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Chances are, the surface "id" is near one of those causing the problem. |
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.IP "Hash table overflow in fullnode" |
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This error is caused by too many surfaces. |
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can be used to automate octree creation and maintenance. |
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.SH "SEE ALSO" |
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getbbox(1), getinfo(1), make(1), obj2mesh(1), rad(1), |
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rpict(1), rview(1), rtrace(1), xform(1) |
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rpict(1), rvu(1), rtrace(1), xform(1) |
