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I'd say make a screen cam of it happening and make an A:M report of it.
I just get a regular zero when I type a zero, but since you are not... document that and show that it's a real thing and then there's some place for someone to start on figuring out what is wrong.
What if you enter 0.0?
What if you copy a zero from another field and paste it in?
Have you done Reset All Settings?
I doubt that is true anymore. The CPUs are quite different now and A:M is coded to take advantage of them now.
On a straight comparison of equal CPU speeds the intels are doing better.
Making a cost/benefit comparison is a bit more complicated.
This TGA file has an alpha channel. It has green and white in the visible channels and a happy face in the alpha channel.
Tell me what loads in Photoshop. Resave it to a new targa and tell me what happens.
TestFace.tga
I'll also note that if you have created a Photoshop image with transparency (you can see the checkerboard background), saving to PNG will properly translate that into an alpha channel.
However i use TGAs because PNGs seem to have some crazy gamma adjustment inside them.
How to create a targa with proper alpha channel in Photoshop...
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site for the Flaming pear plugins ("Free Plugins")
Hi, Gilbert!
I had to re-scan the whole fracas again, myself.
Yes, a fix for the Mavericks problem was found and the current installers will install an A:M that runs on Mavericks.
Note that the few odd interface issues mentioned above still apply.
Make a group of that spline.
Set the group's pivot point to X=0
Scale the group to 0% on X
That's the standard way to do that. Is that what you are doing?
When you can show clear repeatable difference between v18a and any previous version that would make for a good AMReports report.
Of course, you've already done the obvious things like updating drivers.
Upon revisiting this, I'll note that the model could be Translate To constrained to the camera to create the appearance of an infinitely distant horizon line, no matter what the elevation of the camera.
Yup, I think that's it.
This should be reported as a bug to AMReports
"Normal Weight" should not appear unless "Average Normals" is ON and neither should appear unless "Advanced Properties" is checked.