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very boring 😛

r1=90;r2=100;n=r1*r2

That is in the init of your SSC's. However r1 and r2 appear to be only set once. Therefore it would use less variables and be easier to simply set n to 9000. If there is a use, what is it? It runs fine using n=9000.

Very interesting preset though. I just felt like pointing that small error out.

thx! i used SSC BASE.avs as a reference

Don’t eat candy with the wrapper on 😛

btw.: r1= shape + r2= density right?
this one is better but slower 🙁

That one is nice. A bit dark though. And you did the thing again. Instead of using two variables(r1 and r2) that never get changed to calculate n, just do the math in Windows Calculator and put in the number directly.

BTW what is SSC BASE.avs?

sorry, I forgot who did the ssc base 🙁
here is some more candy 🙂

Your good with superscopes🙂 . There isn't much background in your work though.

Another tip: when you only need one SSC for the shape, why not combine the shape and the camera code into one SSC?

[edit] spelt superscope wrong[/edit]

ok, lets figure that out tomorrow 😉