I loaded the proggy, but it won't let me join the team right now, says try again later... I definitely will. It is crunching numbers though. Thanks for the link, Nerd!

Underwear?? Duck(what!?)tape?? Do we really want to know.........??? Probably not! ;-) plugs ears at wolf's high-pitched whine about wedgies

Whew, I'm glad your solution works for you, I tried rendering a large intensive file I have done before and it rendered just fine, but I couldn't see all the parts of my Poser workspace with everything so darn BIG- Hehe! It's nice that we can all post our pleas and solutions here, as what works for one may work for someone else, or help them find their own solution with more heads together working on it.

I am going to have to go back and try it the way you had yours set just to see if it keeps me from rendering large size now- LOL! I always keep my monitor at 1152 x 864 on a 19" monitor and the only reason I render at the size I do is so I can set the image up as wallpaper and look for flaws. Never had a prob rendering at any size so I'm going to try it your way and see what, if anything, stops me.

LOL, S'okay I just went to your gallery. The only thing I saw that you could do different is maybe a little more dramatic lighting and if you must change the pants go ahead, but that's just because I think a skirt ruffling backwards would add more movement to the piece. You were right about the shoes and the ceiling, so I'm all done picking on you- Hehe! All in all I think it looks pretty darn good, you shouldn't be so hard on yourself. ;-)

If you save all your past .pz3 files perhaps you don't have enough free system resources to render the images. Try moving some of your saved files to CD or another drive or partition and see if that helps. Also, try running system maintenance(defrag and scandisk) and clearing your history folder. If you already have done that then I'm in the dark too- Heeelllppp! ;-)

Some of us apprectiate you, Doll! ;-) (You deserved that- LOL!) Seriously, though, I usually don't leave feedback on the product page, but I do try to find the time to either let the merchant know personally via I.M. or I write a really big hoopla under any render I use the product in. Most of the time the merchant notices and says "Thanks for the kudos" so I'm not complaining. Your post has cornered the attention of those who maybe didn't give it much thought and hopefully they'll think about the little things that are so important. Most of the merchants (you know who you are...!) are very friendly, helpful and all around great people; I see a few right here in this thread.... ;-)

Gee, if I could I'd host your items for you, but you'd run into the same problem again, probably a lot sooner. That's too bad, maybe somebody else can come up with a suggestion?! ;-)

I just downloaded her, you are so sweet to put her up for free. Can't wait to start playing, Thanks!

Shucks, twillis yer gunna make me blush! :) Okay, c'mon folks group hug....AAack! next we'll all be holding hands and singing Kumbya... this is bad wonder if it's curable...

~SMACK~ Sorry twillis, couldn't resist! ;-)