I am a happy owner of P5, and also P6. From the time I have used poser, I always encountered memory issues. For the min requirements it is written 500mhz (700 recommended), 256mb ram (512 recommended). For the system I have: Amd Althon (tm) XP 3200+, 2GB DDram (PC3200's set at 400mhz Duel Channel), Ati Radeon 9600 (128mb)....etc..etc. I have one character and a scene prop. When having two characters and same scene prop. I(We) encounter out of Memory issues. We may lower some of the render settings in poser to get the graphics. And still get out of memory message. How can Poser consider itself a character (Any characters and I am not stating Vic and Mic) animation program when all the time we get out of memory issues? I like to have at least two characters in my animations having a conversation. Heck, I(we), can not even use a large scene (Landscape) in poser. Poser (6) is all I have. And I would love to make the best of it.

How long has "Reboot" been out? Way before Pentium computers. I was young when the show came out. I was impressed at the lighting, graphics, scenes (large). What are they using? 4 programs, prob. I know it isn't poser. But that gives an example of what systems were then and what they are using now. Why is it so difficult for Poser even to get that much? Even with two Characters (low poly, textures), then large scenes. Maybe I am going over the top here. I am letting some fustration out.

Message edited on: 01/20/2006 09:40