I believe I may have found the culprit. The only change which has occured on my PC in the last week or so was a Windows 10 update which ran in the wee hours on 12/12. I performed a system restore to 12/11 and low and behold, the Geometric Edge is functioning as it should again. So it appears that there's something about the latest Windows 10 update that's causing some sort of conflict with Poser 11.2, and at the very least, this conflict is resulting in the Geometric Edge to stop functioning properly.

Here are my PC specs: Dell Desktop PC (close to 5 years old), OS: Windows 10, CPU: i7-4790 @ 3.60GHz, RAM: 24.0 GB DDR3, GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 (Dedicated GPU memory 1.0 GB, Shared 12.0 GB), C Drive: 1 Terabyte Toshiba DT01ACA100 (Poser and Runtimes are installed here), External Hard Drive: 1 Terabyte Seagate

I should also clarify, I'm not doing preview renders, I'm using Firefly and adjusting the Geometric Edge in that material room.

Thank you very much!

Definitely liking what I'm seeing here!

I feel your pain. My PC crashed and I lost everything. The worst part is, I was in the middle of an animation project when it happened:( That was around 2.5 years ago now.

I have a new computer now and I've actually managed to reinstall Poser, but that's it. I'm simply dreading reinstalling all the Daz and Marketplace content I've accumulated over the years. I know I'll do it eventually, but right now I'm kind of waiting for some sort of inspiration to motivate me.

I actually keep a word document (organized by category and subcategories) which lists what and where I have everything installed. As soon as I've installed a new product, I open Poser, go to that products location, verify it successfully installed, then I write down a brief description of the product and where it's located within Poser. The initial documentation is a pain, but this way I have a direct road map to what I want and I save myself countless man-hours of blind searching. For the curious minds, my document's structure is as follows:

Name=Name of Item, Location=Item's location within Poser, Description=Brief descprtion of item, Intended Character=Character(s) Item was created to be used with

1. Hair 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

2. Clothing 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

3. Characters 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

4. Sets & Environments 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

5. Props 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

6. Poses
   (Name, Location, Description, Inteded Character)

I've been wishing for animation layers in Poser for awhile and am glad to see it finally implemented. It's going to save a lot of wear-n-tear (that is as long as the memory doesn't take a bit hit as a result.) :thumbs up:

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I also have some celshaded anime backgrounds available in the freestuff as well.

All this is very interesting...

I second the motion!

Oh snap! I had avoided looking in this thread because I thought it was some sort of Poser vs D/S debate...I'm glad I decided to take a peek. This is an incredible advance for us Poser animators. Friggin' sweet!

Just wanted to put in my two cents and say it's looking good...very good!

Gorgeous!

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Thanks for the suggestions. I tried them all with no success and now it's gotten to the point I can't save anything (in Poser that is) without it being somehow being corrupted, as in opening with no lights and missing figure. Even older files that have never had any problem are being corrupted if I open them and try to save them. Maybe a system restore will do the trick?