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You may learn C and C++ (like I already know) but stuff like SSS will kill you with the math that's required.

The only problem is that if the interface fails to come up properly, how are you going to read what's going on?

I'd recommend getting some Athlon XP's over 2ghz celerons....these new celerons have such little cache durons at much lower clockspeeds are faster!

Please search around for solutions to ATI problems.

Hell, I remember running Blender on my Geforce1 and going WOW! This is pretty nice! NVidia cards have always run Blender very well. BTW ATI and NVidia have different driver release schedules, ATI likes to release every month, NVidia every 3-6 months. You'll notice ATI has a lot more "fixed so and so...

I just want to be able to select vertices on one side....not making a selection and then have stuff on the other side of the model selected...

If only my manual would arrive so I could figure out how to use radiocity properly in blender

Pfft you forget that anything is possible!

This could be VERY useful for using blender as a game map making tool, being able to have the lighting in another texture so game engines can use that...

I have wanted this for SOOO LONG....and to be able to select vertices without selecting ones on the hidden faces would make life much easier for me

OpenMosix can take any app (this is how I understand it) and split it's processing over a bunch of computers. To get it done faster.

I have NO idea what OpenGL 2.0 would have to do with this.

Because recompiling the source just to add/change help text isn't the best idea.

ebrain wrote:Hi guys

I've the same problem of slowdown menus with a Radeon9800Pro 128MB under XP Pro. Hope that it will be ok in the 2.33 release...

Keep up the good work, and may the force be with U

Or you could use Cat 3.9s.

This is documented, that ray mirror will not mirror particles yet. Setting up the old method of mirroring will work, however.

RIB is a single standard, but every different renderer interprets that standard in slightly (or more not so slightly) different ways. Thus it is impossible to get consistant results across many renderers.