Honest answer - I don't know. I think it works something like this: Poser's scale is so tiny, partly because the renderer is so hit and miss. Think of Vicky with her glowing nostrils, for example. The relatively small scale in Poser means it can reduce the number of calculations it makes in order to render an image with a "reasonable" degree of accuracy. I think (but I ain't ever tried) that increasing the scale would cause the renders to become worse, since you'd probably be magnifying the inherent shortcomings of the renderer. Also, increasing the scale would make Poser pretty much unusable, unless you find it acceptable to wait a week or so to get from Victoria's head to her feet. On the other hand, you would probably overcome some of the light leak problems. Poser doesn't like a lot of fine detail in the objects it encounters. In the case of your stairs, the treads may be just too narrow at the edges for Poser to care about. So, there you go. Told you I don't know. Sorry I can't be of more help.

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