Semidieu's Advanced Figure Manager2 at RDNA might do the trick for you.

The Parameters addon:

That’s perhaps the most important here! Just select a parameter (name or value) and use one of the FOUR ways to change the values:

• Drag with the left button: this is the same behavior in Poser. If you move towards right, it will increase the value.
• Drag with the left and right button: the more motion to the right, the faster the value will be increased. As long as the right mouse button is pressed, the value will increase – no need to move the mouse, except to vary the speed.
  - Mouse wheel: click the parameter and use the mouse wheel…
• Double-click to enter a custom value – this is the only case where you need to double click the value.

I bolded the feature I use the most. Easy.

Ditto to all the above! Thanks!!

Quote - as far as Poser goes, the GPU is only used for preview anyway (real time ray trace in PP2014) - the choice of gpu wont affect the rendering at all.

Exactamundo. Unless you use Octane, or play the latest games, Poser doesn't really need a high-powered graphics card with mega CUDA cores. With Poser, CPU rendering power is where it's at.

So upgrade your video card reasonably and you'll be fine.

Quote - You will be perfectly in shape with the GTX670.

I would suggest to keep your old videocard installed as well. That way you can offload the OS and other applications to that card leaving you with a better performance for the UI and more VRAM for Octane.

 

That never occured to me! I simply yanked my old GT9600 and plopped in the new one.

Thanks for the advice!!

I just got this installed:

EVGA GeForce GTX 670 SuperClocked 4096MB GDDR5, 2x Dual-Link DVI, HDMI, DP, 4-Way SLI Ready Graphics CardNo where near high-end, but it fit my budget. I would LOVE a Titan or Quadro but they're out of reach for me right now.

I'm guessing then, I'll be in okay shape with this card?

The original Fallout 3 or New Vegas? Doesn't matter, both are great games!

But don't let them distract you from your main mission...rendering!! :)

...OR simply go to sleep for the night and wake up to an amazing render! :)

Quote - I've downloaded LuxRenderer, but if it's going to take me 5 hours to render a scene that PPro takes 20 minutes to do, I probably won't be buying Reality3 at all. That sort of wait for a render, no matter how good it looks, just isn't worth it for me.

I hear ya...BUT...when working with caustics and volumetric caustics, patience is the key for hyper realistic renders.

Working with characters is not so time consuming.

Some things I really appreciate with Reality/Lux is while the rendering process is going on...

The scene is obviously composed in poser. When you get it the way you want, you envoke Reality, make whatever material changes you need or want (thats a whole 'nother topic and a great topic it is!), then send it to Lux for rendering.

While in Lux, You see the entire scene at once unlike poser's top down rendering method. With each 'pass' the image gets clearer and crisper. The longer you let it render, the more depth the image attains.

You think it's too bright, you darken it, or vice-versa, on the fly. You can filter out noise, add lens flare...many, many other choices WHILE it's rendering and see the results on the next pass.

In poser to do the same thing would take many start render, decide something needs to be different, stop render, make your tweaks, start render, still not right, stop render, make your tweaks, start render...well, you get the idea.

If Lux is already on your system, simply enter the path to it and you should be good to go! 

Glass AND liquids are a bugger to render to get any sense of realism out it. With that said, it took my i7 right around 8 hours to get the results seen in The Experiment. I could have stopped it much sooner, but the longer Lux runs, the richer and deeper the image gets...especially important to lots of glass.

Here's another one of a diamond/emerald. The results I think are great!

Attached Link: The Experiment

Cheers!

Quote - Try D3D's funky free multiple delete script.

Beat me to it. I use this extremely often! :) Easy.

You didn't say which version of Win7 you are using. The reason I ask is the problem I ran into.  

I have a very similar computer...6GB ram. Upgraded to 12GB shortly after I purchased it and all was better.

Just recently I decided to upgrade again to 24GB and my Win7 x64 told me that while it saw all 24GB, only 16GB of it was available. WTF?!

Come to find out I had Win7 Home Premium x64 and it restricts memory access to 16GB. I had to do a $89 upgrade to Professional before I could use all 24GB of ram and beyond. 

Physical Memory Limits: Windows 7

The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows 7.

Version                                  Limit on X86        Limit on X64

Windows 7 Ultimate              4 GB                    192 GB

Windows 7 Enterprise           4 GB                    192 GB

Windows 7 Professional        4 GB                    192 GB

Windows 7 Home Premium    4 GB                    16 GB

Windows 7 Home Basic         4 GB                     8 GB

Windows 7 Starter                2 GB                     N/A

Wow! Great job and a Great big Thank You!!

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