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For me, while the rendering is in process, it looks perfectly fine. Pretty much just like Poser 11. At the very, very end of the render generation, the "twitch" happens. I put Firefly as that was my main concern, but I've also seen it from just doing an Antialias Document render, which not only causes that twitch and thus image compression but also seems to shift child objects slightly. Noticed when I click Antialiasing render and then go back and forth between that and the Preview screen.

I see. Thank you for the responses! Would either of you or anyone happen to know if Poser 12 also has this issue? I may go for that instead.  I've never been a fan of the Superfly renderer really and though I know it's -capable- of good renders, I can only get ... grainy looks, and a huge amount of processing time just to achieve that, and so found it better to just not bother.

I think it occurs with all renders to be honest. I mean, the issue is critical enough for me to want a refund. Hopefully there's something I'm missing settings-wise or a fix happening soon. :<

Haha. Wow. Thanks for all the help, all. =) I'll be giving Blender a shot definitely, for modeling the "prehistoric way." Have been reading up on it a bit and it seems more resourceful than I thought.

 

I've been animating pre-existing content for a while but am not too familiar with 3d terminology yet. ... Poles?