Okay it is more than likely a Vista issue. Vista doesnt like people messing around with files. So to protect itself even though your account may be an administrator account on windows Vista. You MUST specify that you want to run a program as administrator to have the admin rights.

This goes for games too, if I want to play Battlefield 2142 with punk buster enabled I must play the game as an administrator. Same with MMORPGs where updates will change the files and stuff. Its annoying yes but it means you cant (or should mean) accidently edit files that could mess up windows.

Basically what you will need to do is try running notepad as administrator and then edit your file. Stupid I know but hey you get used to it. If it keeps doing it try the simple save it as a new file delete the old one and then rename your file. But it just sounds to me like an administrator issue which is common in windows vista. My advice is to run all programs as administrator, it eliminates the majority of issues people have been complaining about. Hope this helps.

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usually you just right click on the icon for the program and there should be a tab saying "Run as administrator" if not look under the properties tag and it should be there. Sorry I should have said that in the post before.

I told you not to use Vista! Hehehe.

Sorry, I can't really help you this time. I'm purposely staying away from Vista, and have yet to use it. And I prefer to know what I'm talking about, from experience.

I'm sure the people in the POV-Ray forum will help you through the growing pains of using Vista.

The only thing I can suggest, off the top of my head, is to right click the shortcut in the Start menu for POV-Ray and choose Properties, then look for a checkbox called "Run as administrator" or similar, and put a checkmark in it. Vista defaults to users and programs not having administrative priviliges, and many programs will choke without them.

P.S. I know laphtiya told you to do this for Notepad already, but I'm suggesting you do it for POV-Ray itself. And you want to put the checkmark in the box so that POV-Ray will always start with administration privileges, rather than having to right click and choose "Run as administrator" every time.

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I don't know about that, but I do know that Tron 2.0 doesn't work on my Vista/ It has a Directx Rendering and TnL error. Unless you have something I don't.

I still can't make animations on my home PC with Vista. However my PC at work (which I probably shouldn't be using for this... shhhh...) still has XP. So I let it render over night last night and I got this:


Just playing around and trying to keep my POV-Ray skills fresh as I hope to play around with my TRON models again soon.

Carl

I finally got POV-Ray to work with Vista. The fix was to go to the "Properties" screen and under the "Compatibility" tab, mark the checkbox for "Disable visual themes". It was Eudy Silva over on the POV-Ray forums that told me of the solution. I don't have a clue what exactly the "Disable visual themes" option does or why its needed in this case but it works so I'm back in business. If anyone here knows more feel free to educate me.

Carl

TronFAQ Wrote:Hmm . . . it's a little weird that that option would be the cause of your difficulty. Not one of the first things to come to mind as a possible cause of the trouble, that's for sure.

It's certainly something I wouldn't have figured out on my own.

TronFAQ Wrote:I guess that since POV-Ray is still not Vista-aware, when it draws/renders the window and Glass is turned on (visual themes) something goes wrong and it gets stuck trying to redraw parts of the window. Turning off Visual themes means going back to the bland, basic, way of drawing windows.

By "Glass" do you mean the translucent boarders the Vista windows have? If so then the "Disable visual themes" option doesn't seem to turn that off as my POV-Ray windows still have the effect? If you mean something else keep in mind I'm still very green when it comes to Vista. I've seen adds that show windows being flipped like pages in a book but I haven't figured out how to do that yet. I'm sure there are dozens of others features I don't have a clue about yet.

Carl

wwwmwww Wrote:By "Glass" do you mean the translucent boarders the Vista windows have? If so then the "Disable visual themes" option doesn't seem to turn that off as my POV-Ray windows still have the effect?

Hmm! I would have thought for sure that disabling Visual themes would disable Glass at the same time (yup, the translucent stuff). That's unexpected. But I am even greener than you, because I haven't used Vista at all yet. I'm just going by what I've read, and educated guesses.

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