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>I don't know the answer to your rendering problem, but there is a workaround
>for your loading problem under Windows 95.  It seems that Lightwave PC has
>some problems with Amiga filenames.  To solve it, do the following.

This problem is probably isolated to just Windows and Windows 95 as NT has
no problems dealing with all the Amiga based scene files I've thrown at it
(outside of the obvious volume and directory mismatches.).  This probably is
due to NT's POSIX compliance.  I want to write a plug-in that searches for
elements in a scene and objects in that scene if the path is incorrect (ie:
path differences between Amiga and PC).  That and a REAL file requester for
NT to use in LW/Modeler!

Render well,
Dan
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