I'm sure I recall a thread about this a while ago, but I've searched the forum and nothing comes up with the words 'parse' or 'integer' so I might be wrong.
Anway, I'm just trying to render an old scene with v3.0 for comparison (rendered fine with v2.0 obviously) and it just throws up the error below. Any ideas? Scene is the one in my sig, just a car, couple of lights and an environment map.
Failed to parse integer
Re: Failed to parse integer
Can you post the scene?
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Sketchup model attached. I'd share the pigs file but its 151mb compressed.......Hopefully having the model will help?
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Re: Failed to parse integer
I got the same problem with a scene, it has something to do with the light layers. When I choose different light layers for the lights in the scene the same error message appears. But when all the lights are on one layer it works....
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Re: Failed to parse integer
Hmm..might be a bug with the changes I made to the light layer code in 3.0.10b. I will take a look at fixing this as soon as possible.
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Re: Failed to parse integer
Further confirmation-
I get the exact same message while trying to render with 3.0.10b on 3 different models.
I reinstalled 3.0.10 & the 3 models render fine now.
I get the exact same message while trying to render with 3.0.10b on 3 different models.
I reinstalled 3.0.10 & the 3 models render fine now.
Re: Failed to parse integer
this will be fixed in next SkIndigo version.
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