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hansmex
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Re: Problem with "Create photo function"/Internal Renderer

Slo,

If your problem was solved by moving the virtual visitor 2 mtr, than most probably the v.v. was in a wall ......

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Puybaret
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Re: Problem with "Create photo function"/Internal Renderer

I should a warning or something like that when the virtual visitor is on a wall. What's your opinion?
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hansmex
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Re: Problem with "Create photo function"/Internal Renderer

Emmanuel,

Maybe you could do something else... When magnetism is "on", windows attach themselves "inside" walls, and objects attach themselves "against" walls. Maybe it's possible to do something similar with the virtual visitor? It's either on one side of the wall, or on the other side of it. Only when you move it with the cursor keys, can you position it inside the walls.

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