Trying to get back into doing renders after a few health problems both with me and the computer.
That looks really cool, Hornet.
Hope the health issues are getting better for you...
Trying to get back into doing renders after a few health problems both with me and the computer.
I have been running into that a lot with some newer workstations I picked up. Are you running Windows 7? or newer? My older XP machines are fairly stable, but not 7.Thanks for all the good wishes. My health is improving slowly and while the computer has the occasional blue screen it is usable. I am beginning to use Poser more but, I guess due to the computer problems, it is a little unstable and often aborts while running a render.
If you're using Poser 11, I've had unprecedented stability issues with it--it crashes and freezes up far more frequently than any prior version of Poser has for me. I still love it, but it's pretty frustrating how many scenes I've lost because of it...Thanks for all the good wishes. My health is improving slowly and while the computer has the occasional blue screen it is usable. I am beginning to use Poser more but, I guess due to the computer problems, it is a little unstable and often aborts while running a render.
If you're using Poser 11, I've had unprecedented stability issues with it--it crashes and freezes up far more frequently than any prior version of Poser has for me. I still love it, but it's pretty frustrating how many scenes I've lost because of it...
If you're using Poser 11, I've had unprecedented stability issues with it--it crashes and freezes up far more frequently than any prior version of Poser has for me. I still love it, but it's pretty frustrating how many scenes I've lost because of it...
I have been running into that a lot with some newer workstations I picked up. Are you running Windows 7? or newer? My older XP machines are fairly stable, but not 7.
On the Good news side - they do have the license manager working and you can now request a permanent activation on a machine. I have not tried it yet, but it seems that it is available for GD licenses. I may try it later this summer on my new 64 bit workstation and see how it goes. I will keep the community posted. As some may remember, I dislike the periodic deactivation and phone homing too, and was very vocal about it.I am still using Poser Pro 2014 as I have dislike for the deactivation system and could not justify to myself the cost of a Poser 11 upgrade. Using Dawn as I do I did not have a desperate need for Pauline and I am not really into photo realistic renders so I had no burning need for Superfly. There were a few other reasons beside but it was a personal choice and I know others have purchased Poser 11 and are happy with it.
Well, from my past in fixing and tracking down such issues, this sounds a lot to me like bad memory or a bad cache. If it's bad memory, easy enough fix to swap out memory (and aside from mem-test also the way to test for it). Seems like whenever your system needs to access the blocks going bad it either crashes or produces unexpected results. If it's a bad cache, that's a whole other story. Much of the trouble I am having is due to insufficient RAM for what i am trying to do, and Windows 7 poor use of paged memory.The computer does still blue screen but it can happen twice on one day and then not happen at all for another week, making hard to track down. As I prefer to spend my time playing with Poser rather than try and find an intermittent fault I live with it. Poser has been normally stable to me but it has aborted a lot recently and I think it took about ten attempts to render my Sci-Fi taxi render. One time it failed after the in direct light pass, another half way through the render and at one point it rendered the buildings in strange multi colours with the figures rendered in a bright red. On each of the occasions the computer continued to work and restarting Poser seem to fix it although often, only to fail at a different point. Luckily I tend to start a render going and do something else so it is a frustration but fairly minor in comparison to other matters.
Lucky you! It's been growing more stable with service releases, but when P11Pro first released I couldn't save a scene with dynamic cloth in it without Poser crashing, and it still likes to crash after doing a simulation or too. It also seems to crash in scenes that have too many Superfly nodes. Hopefully these issues get ironed out over time...Wow. I have had the absolute opposite results with Poser 11. So far, this is the ONLY version of Poser I've ever used that has actually BEEN stable - on any of my computers over the years...
Me, too! Such a shame so many of the textures for it are so dated, but Moyra's Princess line is lovely if you don't mind doing the Poser mats by hand.Ohhhhh lovely Zaarin. I always like the versatility of the MFD.
Renderosity. I spotted them in the $7 sale they had recently. The names of the character sets are Cariad, Natsuko, and Kewe.BTW, where did you get the characters? You mentioned a sale, but not what store.
On the Good news side - they do have the license manager working and you can now request a permanent activation on a machine. I have not tried it yet, but it seems that it is available for GD licenses. I may try it later this summer on my new 64 bit workstation and see how it goes. I will keep the community posted. As some may remember, I dislike the periodic deactivation and phone homing too, and was very vocal about it.
Well, from my past in fixing and tracking down such issues, this sounds a lot to me like bad memory or a bad cache. If it's bad memory, easy enough fix to swap out memory (and aside from mem-test also the way to test for it). Seems like whenever your system needs to access the blocks going bad it either crashes or produces unexpected results. If it's a bad cache, that's a whole other story. Much of the trouble I am having is due to insufficient RAM for what i am trying to do, and Windows 7 poor use of paged memory.