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Erik Heyninck
10-09-2002, 01:26 PM
No, I haven't got my EarlyBird yet. But I read at the German Forum (c4d-treff) thisparticular problem that might be a bug as several people can reproduce it, and I can reproduce it in my Art7.303:

1/Make new material
2/Color channel
3/bhodinut channel>colorizer
4/Edit
5/Go to Position with TAB and fill in 50
6/Press Enter

I get the message "Not enough memory" and Cinema exits.

PIII800, 512SDRam, Win2KPro sp2

I can't exectly see the reason why I should do this as I usually write the exact value (50 in this case) and then click OK.


Yet still...
ChrisVilla
10-09-2002, 05:45 PM
Looks like you may have found something there...passing it along to the programmers...

...in the meantime, don't type 50 ;)

Thanks!

_chris_
Erik Heyninck
10-09-2002, 08:36 PM
Perhaps I did not express myself clear enough: When I don't use TAB, but manually fill in the number, or use the arrows, and then press OK there's no problem. It's only when I use TAB to switch to the box, and then press Enter to apply that I have the problem.
H. Ikeda
10-10-2002, 02:06 PM
I think requisites for the problem are TAB (or clicked) on the position field and pressing Enter, not 50. I confirmed it on Win2000 and WinME. It may be a bug.
Anyway I always press OK. It's literally OK.:wip:
Erik Heyninck
10-10-2002, 04:03 PM
I fully agree.
Seems tha it does not affect macs.

Me too I prefer pressinbg OK, and I never use TAB.
flingster
10-12-2002, 03:11 PM
You know what annoys me about SLA is that if you try and enter a value that is out of range....then obviously it give you the error that the range is not valid...but it doesn't tell you which field you entered incorrectly. Just a gripe and not really relevant....but I feel much better now....thanks.
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