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You've got a good eye. Funny enough, I missed the "t" in the procedure's actual name as well, so there's no problem, you don't need to add that "t".
About the error, I'm surprised because there is no procedure called "ny" in my script! Can you make sure that you have mental ray loaded and set as your renderer and try it again? If it still gives you this error, try it on another computer if you can and let me know what happens.
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