Hi,  
 
I am on a Mac, running OS 10.2. I am new to OS 10.2 and to ImageModeler.  
 
I am trying to do my first 3-D modeling with 4 digital photographs of an image that I have successfully imported.  
 
I am able to launch ImageModeler, add the images, and begin placing locators, but it keeps unexpectedly quitting without warning.
 
If I were I using OS 9, I would think that ImageModeler needs more memory allocated to it, but in 10.2, apparently that doesn't apply.  
 
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks,
Aurora

Aurora,
 
I have had some crashes just after changing images or zooming/panning the view, though I'm on WindowsXP, not a Mac.
 
Did you install 3.5.1 (available as a download from the customer area)?
 
Regards,
Chris

I am running image modeler demo under Mac OS X and am having the same problem.  I have been able to successfully calibrate 2 sets of 4 photos on a dual G4 and on a snow Imac.  In both situations the program unexpectadley crashes, mostly when attempting to extract textures.  I purchased imagemodeler but my boxed copy has not yet arrived so I am using the demo.  Anyone have any thoughts on this?  RealViz tech do you check this forum or do I send a seperate email somewhere else.
 
thank you  
jason cacioppo

Hi Chris,  
 
I am running ImageModeler 3.5.1.  
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-Aurora

Aurora,
 
Yesterday I installed IM 3.5.1 on my Mac with OS X 10.2.2.  It seemed to run fine placing locators and calibrating cameras, though I did not do any texture extraction.  Also, changing the images did not cause any crashes, either by dragging them into the view, using the option key and < >, or navigation tool.
 
Have you tried throwing out the prefences file and application, and then reinstalling?
 
Regards,
Chris

All the crashes I have are associated with extracting textures.  Is anyone succesfully extracting textures with the mac version 3.5.1?  At what size?  How Many at once or just one at a time?
 
thanks,
jason cacioppo

Hi Chris,
 
I've reinstalled ImageModeler and updated my operating system.  
 
It runs substantially better in both 10.2.3 and 10.2.4, with only the occasional neverending stall.
 
Thank you for the response.
 
-Aurora