What the hell?? check out her arm, i have my settings included. Thanks!

here are settings!

try unchecking the smooth polygons and texture filtering. then repost your picture...

ok, i changed the lighting (work in progess) did what you said, no change though.

um...heres the pic

what do the morphs and the material room settings on that portion of the arm look like? You have displacement enabled in your render settings, and that appears to be displaced geom...

hmmmmm....nothing much there , the poser 4 renderer looks fine, maybe i need service pack 4.1.1.1 or something!?

Message edited on: 07/15/2004 02:17

What exactly is the problem? The aliasing? Increase the filter size.

1. set "Diffuse Color" as white (or your map will be coloured) 2. connect the bump map with "Gradient bump" That's all, I can see now. Willy

i tried to increase the post filter , but it always fails to render on my 2ghz athlon 1 gb ram system!, tried your suggestions willy with no luck, thanks though!

That's probably because you're using 12 pixel samples, which is probably overkill. As you're not using strand-based hair, depth of field or motion blur, 3-5 pixel samples should be good enough without losing any quality. Plus it renders much faster then.

actually, I suggest somewhere between 6-8 pixels for the best result...

You set "Use current background shader". Can we have a look on that background shader? BTW, on the rendered image use Ctrl+Alt+R (="Antialias document") Willy ... and for heaven's sake, uncheck "Use texture filtering" and make "pixel samples" equal 4. ;-)

Try dropping minimum shading rate to 0.1 as well as dropping the pixel samples way down.

You can have a good speedy render by checking the first 3 boxes and leaving the rest at default.

ok, dropping the pixels to 6 and raising the post filter to 2 or 4 is great, check it out.

here is the pic

Message edited on: 07/16/2004 00:03