Quote - I just returned to the Poser world a couple days ago from a ~5 month hiatus. After installing SR3 I encountered problems similar to those mentioned above. Mainly, after opening a scene and rotating the camera a bit, Poser would stop responding and I'd have to kill it. After going through a few hoops in an attempt to fix the problem, I recalled I'd had a similar problem with Poser 7... I checked my rendo forum post history and found my old solution here.

Seems to have fixed my problems so far. Hope this help!.

HELL YEAH! IT DAMN WORKED! Thanks pal! Damn I can't find a +rep button here!

:))))) (Im really happy)

Btw can you explain how it worked?

Well, the best help I can do right now is to keep this thread bumped. Btw why don't you use daz studio for the meantime? I like Daz Studio more than poser (except for it's render. not close to our firefly).

But any help will be appreciated. I missed old days when I can render fluently with my poser.

For the OpenGL setting, I have try it a long long time ago :)
Well maybe it's a ram matter problem. I think the best solution is keep bumping this thread until someone post a working solution. I can't make anything if my poser keep it's weird act. :D

Btw thanks for your concern everyone. Your every help is greatly appreciated. :)

Quote - When you delete something, Poser stores an undo point which can take a while (depending on what it is you are deleting)
Try Shift+Delete which doesn't store the undo point

I have tried to Shift+Delete  (which poser said it will delete without saving it to undo state. so i assumed that I did it correctly), yet it still lead to another "not responding". I think the undo state was not the cause of the crash.

Any other idea? Thank you!

Sorry for double-posting, but somehow I cannot edit my post.

After messed up a little bit, I learned that:

1. I can delete a figure sometimes, and sometimes it will turn my poser to a "not responding" state.

2. When I conform a clothing via drag-and-drop (not from Figure>Conform to..) strangely it worked fine.

Other than those strange cases, my Poser Pro 2010 work smoothly and faster than my old P7.

I think maybe this information will help someone. :)