Hi Val,

> Aha! So, let me get this right, if the point of the curve, was in the space of that curve,
> it cause it to cut itself?

Yup, there is some processing that happens so that you can cut things at a place where a curve crosses itself, and that was picking up the starting point of a closed curve as a self-intersection point. But only in certain circumstances.

Thanks for posting that example file to help track it down, please let me know if you see it happen any more!

- Michael

Hi Costas,

> I would also like to confirm that after the latest invidia driver update, and
> the last patch, I am no longer experiencing any issues with the display

Very good news! Thanks for reporting this and for all your testing. I was getting worried about having some new big bug right before the final release...

- Michael

I just got my laptop back from the shop and I'm reinstalling - just installed MOI (Dec 28th) and before I ran, I copied in the latest patch DLL.

I ran MOI and it claims the beta has expired? Is that it or did I do something wrong?

-Will

EDIT: WHOOPS! Never mind, apparently I grabbed the Sept 4th patch by accident...

Hi Will, the last beta is not due to expire until Feb 28th.

But it can get confused if your computer's clock is set forward. Please go to Start / Control Panel / Date and Time and make sure your computer's clock is set correctly, pay special attention to the month and year.

Once it has expired, it will stay expired even if you correct your clock - please send me an e-mail at moi@moi3d.com and I can help you get running again.

- Michael

Thanks, it's okay - I had copied the older patch DLL into the MOI folder. Once I copied the Dec patch, it started up fine!

I guess I didn't pay attention to which ZIP I dbl-clicked :-p (I deleted the old one to avoid that again.)

-Will