I don't know if it's fixed in the later version. But in order to repair the actual scenes, all you have to do is type this at the top of every POV-Ray scene:
#version 3.6
Otherwise the colors get all messed up.
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It turns out that something I added to the scene was triggering POV-Ray 3.7 to think it was designed for that version of the program. It's still much safer to add "#version 3.6" to the top of every scene to keep POV-Ray from getting confused.
#version 3.6
Otherwise the colors get all messed up.
[edit]
It turns out that something I added to the scene was triggering POV-Ray 3.7 to think it was designed for that version of the program. It's still much safer to add "#version 3.6" to the top of every scene to keep POV-Ray from getting confused.