I'm trying to render a very simple scene and get this when I tell Poser to render.

All products in the little scene are recently installed and I personally did pre-installation troubleshooting on everything in the scene to make sure there wrere no bad texture references before installing each item into my new runtime.

I'm using Poser Pro 2014 in Windows 10 Home 64-bit on a PC with 156 Gigs of ram. Does Poser log what file is causing this error somewhere?

Erm... Pardon my bandaged fingers. That should have been 16 gigs of RAM.

I think I found the problem .cr2 references. I'm going to have to sit down and see if I can edit them out or something.

I have had this issue on numerous occasions. I usually reboot my system and that fixes it. I have a tendency to leave my computer on days on ends and Poser dont like that.

If you havnt tried it already, try to reboot your computer then give it another go.

Hope it helps!

One option is to repeatedly render a one object scene working through all the items to see which one is the problem. It might even work if you hide most of the objects- not sure if Poser will still load the hidden data

That's pretty much what I did, rebuilt the scene item by item and rendered. I found the problem and chopped the problem references out of the cr2 in a text editor. I figured I really couldn't break it too much and could always copy a fresh copy of the cr2 back over. Renders now post-hacking so I guess I'm good to go.

It would be nice if Poser kept an error log for things like that, though.

"It would be nice if Poser kept an error log for things like that, though."

Ditto that. Would make it much easier to relocate the missing pics, or switch them to NO_MAP.

Absolutely. I've been running each thing I re-install through Runtime Repair and EI's Poser Product Checker before I rezip the item and install it in my new runtimes, but once in a while, they don't catch something like this.