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Ok, I think this should stop here! Contests keeps me motivated, unfortunately I didn't had time to do something for this month. But I do agree with Irish totally. Since, Guitta did told e-on to take care of the problem; it's done and over with! Forum is all about conversations, advice or debate; here aren't any good guys, bad guys. So, certainly no need to disappear over a conversation! AND calling someone "whiner" was totally uncalled for and I'm a bit surprised! Well, that's that ... Now Guitta, I'm sincerely hoping you will do the December contest! And Finally, Amen to "rds" for those nice words! Let's take it easy everyone!

Well, at this moment all my PCs run P4; but I was planning of making a new box with Intel HT. I guess I better off waiting few more days, and see what they come up next. :-) And so far the wireless router did a great job doing file share, file transfer & printer share. So, if you just got something like that, you will like it. No more wires running around the house. :-) Thanks again Dale for your advices. :-)

How does the Rendercow will react or work, if I introduce it in a Intel HT processor PC? I mean since these processors can do two task at any given time; does that mean my render will speed up twice as well? Also, if I may ... what about if I introduce Rendercow to the PC I have laying down doing nothing? I ask cuz it's a P2/266MHz box and don't remember the memory at this time. Seems like, finally my DLink Wireless Router will serve some perpous after all! :-)

Thanks Dale!

While you are at it, let me add a question as well ... Do I install only the RenderCow on the workstations? or I also have to install Vue &/or Mover in every workstations?

It's very hard to check what's going on, since renderosity is extremely slow. It's compact in rar file, not zip file. I don't use winzip. I use WinAce & WinRar. I find winrar is supiriorly better then the other two. But, I'll put up a Zip file as well. Thanks Shoop.

"Digital Lighting & Rendering" was reffered in this forum I think about several thousand times. This is truely a GREAT resource, if you want to learn lighting.

Couldn't agree more with Sentinal. Never visited DAZ gallery before! Congratulations Dj, You deserved it.

lol ... and no doubt we'll be best storytellers of our time! :-)

And of course if you (Lynn) don't mind to spent few seconds giving me some specs on standard (not the minimum) Hardware/OS requirement. Just want to see if my old machines can handle V. Pro. or I'll be needing new mechine!

hehe .. Yeah, we'll have some great bed time stories for our grandchildrens. :-) "Once upon a time, there was a Vue artist named Steve. Oneday Steve had a tremendous trouble with Vue files. 75% of his files don't open!!! ......" ........and you know fairytells don't stand a chance against this stuffs. :D

Oh my! this is a beauty! thanks Andy!

Yes Yves, I personally will greatly miss your images and experiments. As I follow your directions and advices as a blind man! You indeed will be sorely missed here. Don't go too far my friend. :-) BEST regards. Kazi

Yeah eb, if you ever need any help on Vue Crash, just simply send an IM to Steve (Spider1313). He is doing his bachelors degree on Vue Crash and Troubleshoots. :-)