I have a great problem with Poser 5 :(

My Picture become a error in the final rendering (Production)

Picture 1 (Test Rendering no shadows ....)

Picture 2 (Production Rendering, shadow, max quality)

Know anyone this Error ?

Sorry for my bad English :)

Kaine

Yes :o) You need to un-check the "smooth polygons" in the Render Settings. That's what makes the floor balloon. Btw, I don't know what your native language is (mine is danish) but you are easy to understand :o) Oh and IF in doubt, try writing in your own language. Chances are someone will understand you :o)

hehe thx i try this after work :) my native language is german. My Problem with english is only the writing. Reading is no problem for me g

You can also uncheck polygon smoothing for the floor alone. You do that in the "properties" (the tab behind the dials) for the floor, there is a checkbox. Polygon smoothing has it's advantages and you might want to keep it for the rest of the scene. The reason it's turned on by default is because organic shapes (like human bodies) looks better with polygon smoothing and Poser is primarily a software for rendering stuff like that. But sometimes you include an object with sharp corners that behaves weird when smoothed, and you might want to turn off the smoothing for that object alone.

ah great :)
I will try this after my work

here a picture with flames for the final rendering

Btw even without the smoothing her feet are sunk into the floor... looks a bit odd. I'm sure she'd want a raise :o)

Oh and note that it is not only the floor that balloons. Also the chandeliers (or whatever those stakes-with-fire are called) balloons. That's why I suggested turning smoothing off for the whole scene :o) but Kelderek is right, it can also be done on a object basis.

If you'd like some suggestions on the scene composition: I like the colors in your render; she blends well with the background and props. But she needs a more dynamic pose and expression. Perhaps bend her knees and waist a bit, so her weight is somewhat forward, and turn her right leg slightly to give her a more active stance. Also a few muscle morphs for her fashion-model thin arms and legs. If you want her to look more wary and dangerous. Asymmetry also adds tension to a scene. Maybe remove the torches on the right side and put her flipped and closer to that edge, coming out of a more shadowed area. HTH, Elisa/gryffnn

Nice idea, There it my first attempt with Poser is I am grateful for every indication. Kaine

VERY nice job on the flames. Nice picture overall. I think you write English fine. Welcome to Renderosity.