Quote - Nope, no plug-ins or add-ons or anything of that nature...

Just curious... If something was wrong w/ a texture or object, how come I was able to get the 2200x1650 at 72 dpi version ok?!? Wouldnt a problem be detected early in the process? How come its always at the same point, but only on a larger, higher resolution version? Also, if the objects are based on copies, why do some render ok too?!? Also, at the point where the conflict starts, there isnt ant object or texture that hasnt already been rendered, so why be a problem only 1/2 way through?!?

Well...a texture "problem" is a general term I was using that could cover several issues. Did you duplicate or use replication? Having the file you are in tthe best position to see what the issue is. The simple answer is bugs can come from a combination of factors that only when those factors happen cause the bug. Did you monitor your commit charge and your temp file and texture buffer settings? The texture buffer can really drive up the pagefile and not give back well. Resampling may be easier...wouldn't try putting that many camera shots together.

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