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Hi all,
I made some files and converted them in L3P with the -q3 and -lgeo switches.
I put all the LGEO .INC files in the Include folder and when I want to
render I get this error message in 2 of the 3 files:
// Train Window 1 x 2 x 3
lg_4035
<----ERROR
Programma Schijf:Desktop Folder:Sysop:Archive Folder.1:t1980-01.pov:12891:
error: object expected but undeclared identifier 'lg_4035' found instead.
-- [SHELL:FATAL_SHL]
Reclaiming memory
Why is this? I tried it on the Macintosh and Windows version.
Also, the 9V tracks render yellows/goldish now in stead of chrome. When NOT
using the -lgeo switch it renders correct!
TIA, Jeroen
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Jeroen de Haan writes:
> object expected but undeclared identifier 'lg_4035' found instead.
Make sure that you have a file called lg_4035.inc in your LGEO folder.
> Why is this? I tried it on the Macintosh and Windows version.
> Also, the 9V tracks render yellows/goldish now in stead of
> chrome. When NOT using the -lgeo switch it renders correct!
When rendering with LGEO, Lutz's L2P colors are used instead of Lars'
L3P colors.
I suppose the tracks have the ldraw color for electrical components
(normally 'gold') instead of the color for chrome (383/503)
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht
bram@cwru.edu
www.bldesign.org
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Jeroen de Haan wrote...
> I made some files and converted them in L3P with the -q3 and -lgeo switches.
> I put all the LGEO .INC files in the Include folder and when I want to
> render I get this error message in 2 of the 3 files:
>
> // Train Window 1 x 2 x 3
>
> lg_4035
> <----ERROR
>
> Programma Schijf:Desktop Folder:Sysop:Archive Folder.1:t1980-01.pov:12891:
> error: object expected but undeclared identifier 'lg_4035' found instead.
> -- [SHELL:FATAL_SHL]
> Reclaiming memory
>
> Why is this? I tried it on the Macintosh and Windows version.
Lutz Uhlmann has put a construct like
#ifdef(lg_xxxx)
#else
#declare lg_xxxx = ...
...
#end
in all his files to avoid redefinition errors if a lg_xxxx.inc file is included twice.
(it is not needed by L3P because it only includes any file once)
But the lg_4035.inc has an error in line 11, it says:
#ifdef(lg_4033)
which should of course be lg_4035...
(the error is also in line 8, but that's within a comment :-)
So if your model has a 4033.DAT before the 4035.DAT,
the lg_4035 is never defined and you get the above error message.
Try correcting the lg_4035.inc file, changing 4033 to 4035.
If this solves your problem, please notify Lutz Uhlmann.
If not, then I'll need to have a look at the POV file.
> Also, the 9V tracks render yellows/goldish now in stead of chrome. When NOT
> using the -lgeo switch it renders correct!
As Bram said, "L3P -lgeo" uses the L2P color scheme.
/Lars
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