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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Oct 22 3:39 am)
That was another item, how much RAM it might use. Which reminds me, is there any way to allot more memory for Poser?Sometimes it asks for more memory and I haven't figured out where to make the change. I probably have enough to make the change. I have added 128MB RAM to the original 64 the system had installed.
Art: The amount of RAM used would depend on the size of the .cr2 and the .obj of the figure (I believe Poser loads them both into memory?) So for the 900 one above it would be like 25 megs + 1.5 megs for the figure + any other props, etc, + some for the general Poser overhead (which can be alot it seems) So it adds up rather quick. Basically the more RAM you can throw at it the better. -Trav
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I'm wondering if there is a limit to the number of morph targets one can use on any given area. It seems as though there are a lot of morphs to try out and It would be interesting to have almost limitless options and combinations to work with. Is that possible, or is there no such thing as the ultimate morphable Poser? I was just visiting Morph World and doing some D/L's,(I'm just beginning to collect them)and it occurred to me that w/all the morphs available, an all-purpose Poser could be absolutely awesome! Could something like that even be attempted? Wouldn't be something to have a Poser for almost anything you needed? Or as a semi-newbie, am I just too unfamiliar w/what's possible? The UM Posers are along those lines and great but... Maybe I dream too much, or something.