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>> The msg was "fatal exiting because out of memory. <<
Bill: I have had the same thing happen to me with S3D. I believe, (don't know
but think) that it's because I have quite a number of things tying up memory.
Images, and objects, a number of materials and so on. What I have learned to
do is to watch and if I see that it's taking longer and longer to do whatever
it is I'm doing, then I start to close unneeded
things. If I don't need certain "materials" or images, objects, then I delete
them.
I also save from time to time, and save images that I like as Tif files or Bmp
files…
no particular reason, but I know that I can convert to them some other type if
I wish.
I love S3D… I have 16 mgs of ram and 2 mgs of Vram… and if I watch, and
pay attention
I don't get these error messages.
Jinny