I found a service pack and it fixed the problem...I tried to delete the thread but couldn't...sorry for wasting anyone's time :(

Dawn

Give me a break...there are many images posted that offend me...I just don't look at them, and I sure don't start complaining about them. As an artist, there are many images that I don't like but we all are at different stages in our development with our art. Just thought I'd add my opinion for what it's worth.

Sounds great spedler, thank you :)

Awesome model, thank you so much :)

Well it seems like it was a browser problem... I installed Foxfire browser and I can see the gallery images again :)

Yes a number of times, I've tried everything I can think of...still can't see gallery images...

It's all set properly...but still can't see anything in the gallery...I can see everything on the front page and when i go into the marketplace I can see all the images of items for sale...just not anything in the galleries since I uploaded an image and a thumbnail a few days ago...

Message edited on: 07/28/2004 16:55

Wow, this is awesome...thank you!

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Thanks for the tip, it sure made a big difference in your image...will try it next render :)

Thanks ShadowWind for tracking this down for us! I am really excited now that I will be able to use VuePro without problems :)

Beautiful model, thank you!!!

Oh just want to say that I don't really hate Vue Pro, I think once this issue is fixed it will be awesome software for it's price...I was really frustrated when I wrote my first message and was expressing my frustration :)

Ok, just loaded Vue 4 and tried this with 30 summer cherrry trees and 3 terrains with volumetric textures on them...moved everything around as I did in Vue Pro (camera, window views) and it was staying consistant around 176...would go up and down 2 numbers but that's all...(where in Vue Pro it was jumping up around 50 each time) With OpenGL on and background thread off (same settings in both). Vue Pro's OpenGL looks way better than Vue 4...BTW Also my memory usage in Vue4 was way lower than in Vue Pro and I had more items and polys in it. Vue 4 - 52,372 k Vue Pro - 346,000K I also tried Poser 5, loading MilDragon and V3 and it was stable around the 288 mark no matter what I did. I'm excited, knowing that perhaps it can be fixed soon and we will all be happily rendering :)

Just found this: Here is the detailed process to watch the memory and handle counters for your process. This is applicable for Windows 2000 but should be same for Windows NT and Windows XP, as well. Open perfmon by clicking Start, Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Performance. Click the Add counters tool box(the tool with the + sign). It will display the Add Counter dialog box. Check the 'Use local computer counters' radio button. Select Process under the 'Performance Object:' drop-down combo box. Select the 'Select counters from list' radio button and select 'Handle Count' and 'Private Bytes' from the combo box. This box is a multiline select combo box. Select the 'Select instances from list' radio button and select your application from the combo box just below it. Press the Add button, followed by the Close button. This will open the perfmon window. You will see two graphs each for memory (private bytes) and handle count. Run your application and you will see the present status of memory usage and open handles for you process. If any of the counter values increase continuously without being stabilized, there are memory/handle leaks in the application. Here: http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/V-S/debug/memoryissues/article.php/c4411 While testing Vue Pro, I just watch it increase continously until it reach 10,000 and froze.