Quote - The following CSS should hide the righthand menu strip on gallery pages :- .outside_table { width: 100% !important; }
.outer_content_cell { width: 100% !important; }
.content_table { width: 100% !important; }
.outside_nav2_cell { min-width: 0 !important; max-width: 0 !important; overflow: hidden; }
.content_cell { background-image: none; width: 100% !important; }

I think that's the best that's possible at the moment.
Still a little untidy looking, but at least the image isn't partialy hidden, and the whole width of the browser window is used.

I don't care if it looks slightly untidy,

IT WORKS!

That's all that matters to me now, thank you very, very much!

shouting out to everyone

"Use the one above and you can see your images full size again!"

Thanks again!

Sven

thanks for the tip. Unfortunately that doesn't actually deliver what it promises, at least not with firefox.

It deliveres not an image that fits the screen but just a version that is much smaller. So, you don't have those sidebar elements running across the image any more but only because the image is now too small for this to happen. If you want to view it in full size you still have to click on it, then another window pops up which you have to maximize. For me that's the same as before, the difference is only that I don't see the full size version with icons running across it before I click and enlarge a new window.

I always view full size when browsing galleries. I want to enjoy an image in its full resolution without much ado and appreciate the work of someone else (and my own , chuckle) in all it's detail. Presently I can't do that any more.

It's not the end of the world but it is cumbersome and not really fun while browsing... I am sure it's the same for tens of thousands of other firefox users who simply can't be bothered to get on your nerves with this and quietly grumble while clicking along...

Thanks

Sven

Quote - Just throwing this out.

What about going to the gallery options and pasting the following into your CSS Style box and saving the options? It might fix it.   If it doesn't, you can always just delete the text again and resave the changes.

 

table { width: 100%; }
.content_cell { background-image: none; min-width: 98% !important; }
#topnavbar td table { width: 120; }
#topnavbar td { background-position: center center; }

 

 

I have tried that, too. Hasn't made the pesky side baners disappear thogh  from the picture displays. I have Firefox and the problem popped up without me having changed anything.

Very annoying. I would expect a professional commercial portal to fix this glitch.

Thanks for the tip! Hasn't quite worked for me until now, however. Do you have any suggestions on how to run this python script? I have let it run over my entire curious labs folder with my running P6 folder  and my P4 folder where most of my active runtimes are.  I have done this several times over now and then resaved my present Poser file, both under its name, then under a new name.

Neither import has worked though...

Rather frustrating, to be honest...

Thanks, that was prolly just the nudge I needed - to stay put and happy with what I have :D

If you are looking for authenticity more than saving money, this should be your choice:

http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/301937

It is in 3DS Max format though. A few years back I somehow figured out how to convert it into Obj-format, it is now in my Poser library and occasionally settles in Vue landscapes.

Aaaaah, will try that out when at home!

Thanks a lot to the legendary Dr. Geep!

Thanks for the tip, cspear! That sounds interesting! I will try as sonn as I have time to do so.

Sounds good! Thanks a lot in advance!

Quote -  Check out the settings in my free scene "The Loft" which comes with Vue 7 Infinite. I'm currently working on a new InteriorPak for Vue 7. There are many differences in the rendering engine from Vue 6. If you've got Vue 6, then InteriorPak would probably get you where you wanted to be.

best,
Chipp

That's very good news, Chipp!

One chief reason for me to upgrade to Vue 7 was the enhanced interior render engine. I then ran into several unexpected problems, also with exterior renders where render settings that had produced kickass results in Vue 6 yielded absurd results, but all the more with interior renders. Generally speaking, the renders get very grainy, sometimes it's impossible to eliminate light spots and, most strangely, I often get a combination of way too dark ground floors plus way too bright lighting from that floor. Completely unusable.

Recently I was getting so frustrated that I started considering financially extremely unsound solutions like buying C4d or 3DS Max plus VRay renderer...

Chipp, it won't take long until you are finished with that new Vue 7 interior pak, will it...?

Hey, need any beta testers??? Wink, wink, nudge, nudge ;)

best,
Lookoo

I finally managed to delete the folder in AppData/roaming. It took me more than a day to findout that it is a hidden folder. ;)

After that my fifth deinstall/reinstall atmpt took place and was successful for a change. Cautiously rendering now without too many crashes.I won't change graphics options to Software openGLor to compatibility mode.

Hi folks, here is what happened inbetween:

I tried to follow Bruno's advice and do a complete and clean new install:

I uninstalled Vue 7 infinite, deleted the extras CD, all registry files from the C:/ windows folder. I also copied my Vue 6 infinite as well as all Vue 7 download data to a backup drive which is now not connected to my computer and deleted all existing Vue files from my D partition where Vue files are located.

Then I inserted my burned Vue 7 DVD and installed again,including the serial numbers and activation code.

Upon launching the software.Vue warned me that "during your last session Vue crashed in compatibility mode... contact staff" etc.

Thus, Vue "knows" that Vue had been there installed before and crashed. Obviously I  haven't deleted everything on my Windows Vista system before the new install- But where is it???

My guess is that this is the root cause.

What, by the grace of the blue teapot and the flying spaghetthi monster, shall I do to resinstall Vue 7 infinite so that it works with my ATI radeon 3800?

Vue stuff did reply and asked me to furnish the scene where Vue crashes. I informed them of what I just wrote here: I am not getting even close to trying a render! This is getting really bad.

Aaaaaaw!

Thanks for the advice Rutra!

I paid some serious money less than three months ago for this video card.I LOVE it for what it does in some computer games. And I would HATE,HATE, HATE having to throw this out simpy because a new and expensive version of Vue isn't upto date. That's simply not how I define "progress" and "value for money".

I changed scenes and it crashed several times. I think I will really do a completely new install, be very modest with the video setting sliders. And that'll have to do for ***'s sake!

After all, it can't be THAT serious. I have SEEN Vue 7infinite do some very promising work on my computer before the lights went out.

Thanks a lot, Bruno!

Okay, I will try this. I installed Vue 7 infinite again over the existing installation but that didn't work indeed, still crashing upon launch.

Before I do the uninstall I will first have to repair my Vue 6 infinite.In my initial enthusiasm I transferred my personal Vue content files via drag and drop to the corresponding Vue 7 folders - which was, unknown to me, a cut/paste process instead of a mere copy/paste procedure. Thus now my Vue 6infinite is still running but has lots of entirely empty folders.

Step by step. Step by step, I SAID!

LOL

Okay thanks for the advice!