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Ok, I just re-read the "Painless ScreamerNetting" article written by
JG in the Feb '96 issue of LWPro. I thought I could use SN2 to render
on a single Amiga using LW4.0. I couldn't make this happen. It
appears that I need an Amiga to control another Amiga rendering the
scene? Seems like alot of un-necessary hardware.

All I want to do is render a scene without the overhead of the
switcher, lightwave, the greyscale render window etc. Why doesn't LW
have a stand alone renderer? Sounds like a simple and smart idea,
especially for us handicapped Amiga users. We can use all the ram and
speed we can scrape together. :)

Can someone enlighten me a little?

Thanks,

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