(Also found on the GeForce2 MX/MX400 tab).

Try shutting off ansitropic filtering and anti-aliassing, esp. the filtering has posed me a lot of graphical trouble on my PC (not only in Poser). Performance should increase dramatically... Maxx

Thanks for the great additions everyone, I know some of them alright. I'm a Delphi developer so I think I stick to synEdit myself and add my own little tidbits when needed...

Thanks All, I'll give your sugestions a go (still isn't working right after 12 hrs or so). BTW Ratteler, I suggested my girlfriend this injecting thing, but she had a headache, go figure...

Ehmm, eyebrows less heavy, jaw slightly less strong and a deeper dimple in her chin.

Sucka`s, we make em!

Do I see heads keeling over?

Deleting the OBJ file`s accompanying RSR file will solve the problem...

I run P5 SR1 on a 1.3Ghz PC with 128Mb RAM, 40Gb HD with just 1Gb free space on WinME. So far I only have trouble with the obvious lack of memory (as to be expected, not a P5 bug!) and a few (dismissable) userinterface oddities. P5 works great for me (so far...). Im sorry for those people that dont seem to get P5 in working order, however, did you consider the fact that your OS might be the troublemaker? Both XP and 2000 are know to have 100s of bugs...

P5 runs quite well, just some acceptable userinterface hickups once in a while.... WinME on a HP pavilion 7885 P5 SR1 AMD Athlon 1.3Mhz 128Mb RAM NVidia GeForce2 MX/MX400 32Mb RAM 40Gb HD Windows determines swapfile size...

Might be, but ANY sensitivity change gets reset to the original value now....

Noticed it too with the camera settings. A newly introduced bug with SR1?

Hi,
On a few occassions with previous PCs I ran into BSOD errors because my BIOS and/or Graphical memory addresses were being shadowed. Sometimes I ran into conflicts with MMedia drivers, on other ocasions into graphical problems. The use of this shadowing mostly was to get as much low memory free as possible and to make the memory usage run faster.

In simple terms shadowing means: make a copy of a range of addresses (BIOS, Graphic pointer etc.), put them somewhere else in memory and tell the PC to make use of those copies instead of the originals.

You can find info on whether your BIOS etc. is being shadowed in your BIOS Setup. When you boot up the PC you have got the option of hitting F1 (on my PC) or another key to enter Setup. Search for shadowing options in the Setup, probably in some Advanced Options. Should you have such options, write down their settings (NEVER forget that!!!). Disable enabled options, save the settings and reboot.

If the PC runs fine, test P5. If P5 runs (hopefully), get back into your BIOS Setup and enable the options you disabled one by one. Each time reboot and test P5. You finally will find the booger harrassing you all this time.

If the PC does NOT run fine, reboot and get back to your BIOS Setup and enable the settings you disabled one by one, reboot and keep doing this step until your PC runs fine again. As a last resort, use the BIOS reset option of the BIOS Setup.

IMPORTANT: when you are totally unfamiliar with BIOS and BIOS Setup, have someone with more knowledge do it for you, we don`t want to mess up your PC, do we?

Hope this helps you further, mail me at maxxarcher@hotmail.com if you need more info.
MaxxArcher

How about bugs@curiouslabs.com?

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