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are you using depth mapped shadows by any chance ? I've seen similar on my renders when I'm using 'em. I tend to increase the shadow blur radius which gets rid of them (Or you could use raytraced shadows but they have their own nasties attached)
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Thread: Versatility or ease of use - what is better? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Error while loading up Poser 4. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Sounds to me like the format has wiped the registry settings for Poser. Back up your runtime and reinstall poser
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Thread: Great news - P7 and .dyn files | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
it does still, at least with dynamic cloth but not too many of 'em
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Thread: Nice observation re: Poser 7 SR1 | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - i had 2 re-install P7 as SR1 made my P7 useless, as it would only produce blank renders no matter what settings i used, on the other hand the only problem i had with P7 prior to SR1 was the .jpg compression problem other than that its great... so i will avoid SR1 until they make it capable of rendering something.....
That's possibly down to your firewall not letting Poser talk to the FFRender process. I had that - all the renders were grey but as soon as I told my f/wall to allow both to talk to each other, voila - renders properly
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Thread: How many of you render in a separate process in P7? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
A separate process means that Poser launches ffrender.exe which actually does the rendering rather than it being done inside poser. Means that the ffrender process gets all the OS lovin' (ram - cpu) which it otherwise wouldn't.
If you check your process list, you should see FFRENDER.EXE running and sucking up RAM and CPU cycles as you render
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Thread: A hidden bump map or something... | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL