As stated above.

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2759399

I have rolled back, have had too many issues :(

Apart from the poser shader tree thing, it's pretty stable in my system (Vista 64, 8GB).

I haven't crashed, have just come across various other issues.

1.  OGL is basically non-existant(EON knows this & from what I heard I assumed it was going to be fixed in this update)
2.  Getting shaded squares on a terrain when rendered
3.  Eco'd a terrain & changed the leaf mats on 1 of the trees, that particular tree then disappeared from the render but did show on screen.
4.  After using the poser shader tree for a test I then attempted to import the same item like I normally do....I had to shut down Vue after 5m - the import was stuck at 45%

There is more, but I'm tired of typing LOL!

Oh my...
I've been working with terrains and haven't noticed anything strange like shaded squares. The rest of the stuff didn't test yet.

Oh 1 more interesting tidbit - the eco I tried & then deleted(this left me with just the ground plane) I loaded up the tree I tried to change & it wanted to eco!  Vue asked me if I wanted to populate LOL.  I opened a new scene loaded the same tree & viola it again asked if I wanted to populate.

Of course this all could have been that Vue just went belly up with all the other stuff I mentioned above that was happening.

You said you were changing the mat of the leaf. Maybe the material you were applying to the leaf was an eco itself... You would then be applying an eco to a material that was itself being eco'd. That would confuse Vue probably...
Long shot, I know... :-)

And that, of course, would also justify the question if you wanted to populate.

Nope - was just changing the color from green to red. 

Hi,

the black rendered squares seem to be "atmosphere dependent".

If someone has owned the TerraPak you can test it without changing anything in the scene:

Create a new scene and choose "Standard and fast" from the TerraPak atmospheres.

Add a standard fractal terrain to the scene and render in final quality. I end up with a terrain which has some black squares:

Now change the Atmosphere to "Clear day spectral" from TerraPak and move the sun a bit arround, that the terrain will be "lightened".

This one renders fine.

Ralf