#Control Point errors
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I keep getting an application error in module <unknown> when I try to delete
control points in sculpture. Usually the address is IIgI4297:995DWIN386.
I am running Windows version 2 of AM on a Pentium 66 with 24 MB ram.
Any thoughts?
Charlie
Hi stranger! <BG>
>>>I keep getting an application error in module <unknown> when I try to
delete control points in sculpture. Usually the address is
IIgI4297:995DWIN386.
I did have simillar problems in the past… since the latest update I got I
haven't have a single crash… Even the DXF import works! (2.07 — 2 weeks
ago?)
Pawel
Charlie, e-mail me your address, reg# and Phone and I'll send you an update (no
cost) that should fix your problems!
Steve, Hash Inc.
I am also experiencing a very constant GPF in RENDER in 5434H.DRV (video driver
for Diamond SpeedStar64) at 0002:0215.
I suspect the video driver since it doesn't happen in plain VGA, but plain VGA
is ugly and doesnt give accurate previes of 256 color bitmaps. I was wondering
if you had any Ideas on that, too.
thanx
Charlie
Unfortunately, It is a video driver error , call Diamond and let them know, I
don't think they have a fix yet but they are working on it….
Steve,
Hash Inc.
<<Unfortunately, It is a video driver error , call Diamond and let them know, I
don't think they have a fix yet but they are working on it….>>
I already did. In the interim, I have brushed the dust of my "old" 486 with a
card from STB. I woudl not be opposed to replacing the Diamond card with
something more stable. Is there a card out there that works flawlessly with
your stuff? What do YOU use?
I'm not against throwing money at a problem <g>
Charlie
We use Diamond Speedstar Pros ISA or VLB (110.00), Diamond Vipers VLB or PCI
(365.00) with NO problems at all…. (not the Viper64 unfortunately) and we've
had reasonably good luck with ATI Graphics Ultra Pro Turbo 64 bit PCI but they
are REALLY expensive (1200.00 about) 2MB and 4MB versions (we've still had to
get driver updates from ATI but they are good about working with us…)
Steve, Hash Inc.