Great! Lots of great deals there. Thanks!

nope. It got worked out later on in the evening. Thanks!

yep. Mine came through some time later.

I'm having the same problem. I guess something is broken

So, apparently I am no longer able to add items to my cart. Every time I do, I get a nice little pop-up that say, "Renderosity says undefined".

This looks suspicious: https://www.renderosity.com/library/src/AWS/Logs/old/jquery.js

Why would jquery be hanging around in the Logs/old directory? I wonder if that was the compromise they were referring to? I made a couple of purchases during that time and begrudgingly asked my CC company to create me a new number, which means a lot of hassle when things I forgot to switch over start breaking...Seriously going to have to rethink how to purchase from the vendors I like that sell only here:( Probably try the paypal thing some of folks in another thread are happy with. I guess the CC option there isn't any worse than any other CC option.

mazal50 posted at 10:01PM Mon, 03 April 2017 - #4301458

mamba-negra posted at 11:47PM Mon, 03 April 2017 - #4300460

It worked. Thanks for passing this on to whomever.

But, I must say, the frequent programming errors give me serious concern about the professionalism for whomever is responsible for this website. I transmit credit card information through software these people are responsible for and if they can't make simple checks like "Can they actually see the blog post that this page serves" or "Let me check that I didn't accidentally prevent Visa and MasterCard from appearing in the list of available credit cards", then what sort other errors are hiding behind the scenes? Is my transaction still properly conducted or did they accidentally mess that up with a different edit? Hard to say. But, the more of these goof ups we see, the more and more concerned I become and so should everyone else.

Last week my creditcard company gave me a warning that creditcard data was stolen from renderosity, i did get a new card but i'm really concerned about the safety at renderosity.

What sort of card tells you who was responsible for a stolen card #? Was it one of those that generates a unique card number for each purchase?

I don't think it's a matter of Visa/Mastercard being hacked, but websites (or actual locations that accept them) are being hacked. Target, Home Depot, etc were all at fault, not the actual card companies themselves. I have no idea if the links to purchase via PayPal are more secure or not, but I highly doubt it. If someone screws up here at renderosity, then it's probably just as likely to affect any of them.

PayPal is NOT a bank. So, it's quite possible that they aren't required to go to as much trouble to protect you as the people that issue Visa and MasterCards. If there are disputed charges on a Visa card, you are legally protected against having to pay them (though, you may have to hassle with the bank to work it out). There are no guarantees that PayPal will honor your dispute, and I don't think there are any laws requiring them to do so.

It worked. Thanks for passing this on to whomever.

But, I must say, the frequent programming errors give me serious concern about the professionalism for whomever is responsible for this website. I transmit credit card information through software these people are responsible for and if they can't make simple checks like "Can they actually see the blog post that this page serves" or "Let me check that I didn't accidentally prevent Visa and MasterCard from appearing in the list of available credit cards", then what sort other errors are hiding behind the scenes? Is my transaction still properly conducted or did they accidentally mess that up with a different edit? Hard to say. But, the more of these goof ups we see, the more and more concerned I become and so should everyone else.

FWIW, I did try opening these in Chrome (my default browser), Firefox and Safari. All showed the same thing. I am on a mac, but that shouldn't matter, unless your devs are shooting for some Windows only browser.

To prove I'm probably the dumbest person to ever make a purchase at Renderosity...it was on the same order! I'll message the product names and order number.

The most recent has the subject: EXCLUSIVE PARTNER OFFER: Create Beautiful Computer Generated Art Now with 50% OFF

It's reply to address is Special Renderosity Partner Offer newsletter@postoffice.renderosity.com

this is just the most recent. I'd say at least 1 of these each week for the last couple of weeks. It could be that they aren't really regular, but I know I've received a handful over the last few months.

The ID is 111725. When looking through their catalog, the artist did provide links to items released immediately before and after, so it was probably just an oversight.

On the Mac, there is the menu option: Window->Full Screen Mode (it doesn't change when you go into full screen mode). When I clicked that, the interface returned to the way it was before I switched to Full Screen mode. I have never known about that mode, but I think it will be useful!

drifterlee posted at 12:20AM Wed, 27 January 2016 - #4251394

Daz recommends 64 gigs of RAM. I had no problem with it working, I just hate it. I much prefer Poser Pro 2012. I takes too long to render (Daz) I can't find anything. and now the fit to box only has the old characters like V4 in it so I can't conform any wardrobe to genesis. I can't figure that out at all.

I think you meant that they recommend 64bit? The website says 3+ gigs is recommended. 32Gigs is a LOT of RAM. I'm jealous of you goofygrape! :) I thought my 16 gigs was fancy.

Drifterlee, I was right where you were about a year ago. I started playing around with genesis 2 maybe a year ago, give or take a month or so, and eventually decided it was worth switching. I much prefer DAZ's library to Posers (except for the text size on my 4K monitor) and IRAY is definitely better than 3Delight as well as Poser Pro 2012's renderer. I can't compare it to the newest version (of poser) since I've never used it, but I'm pretty happy with IRAY now that I have an nvidia card. Whatever is messing up your render times is just some odd thing that needs to be identified. Hopefully someone here can help you with that. (I really sound like a DAZ fanboy, which I promise you I am not...read my posts at DAZ' forums:P )

Honestly, I tried Daz Studio about 3 times before finally deciding I liked it. I even paid for the medium priced version years ago in hopes that it would be better than poser was at the time...and I still hated it, lol. It took a lot of time digging through the forums (over at DAZ mostly) and asking dumb questions to finally get pictures that came close to what I was getting out of poser. The time it took seemed wasteful at the time, but I'm glad I stuck to it. I was already convinced that I preferred it before they released the IRAY stuff, and that pissed me off too, since almost no mac being sold today has an nvidia card in it (and I HATE windows computers, lol). But, I've even drank so much of the coolaid that I bought me a stupid windows machine to render with. I hate the OS far more than I hate DAZ' stupid connect thing, but I can live with it:) And my almost pretty pictures don't take hours to complete!