I have the latest version of Poser 12, and I check for updates to my graphics driver and Windows 11 every day. Over the past few days, I've gone to the Properties panel to uncheck the visibility of a figure or an object and all the attributes are gone. This has happened a few times. So I save the scene, close Poser, reopen the scene, and the Properties are there.

What might cause this to happen? I don't have app hogs open with Poser, just Scrivener usually.

Thanks.

---

W11,Intel i9-14900KF @ 3.20GHz, 64.0 GB RAM, 64-bit, GeForce GTX 4070 Ti SUPER, 16GB. 

Old lady hobbyist.

All visual art or fiction is "playing with dolls."

I don't know a fix, but it's not just something that happens in windows 11. I only have 10 and have seen that too

---

Available on Amazon for the Kindle E-Reader Monster of the North and The Shimmering Mage

Today I break my own personal record for the number of days for being alive.
Check out my store here or my free stuff here
I use Poser 13 and win 10

Thanks. So it's not just me. It's new, so I'm hoping it'll go away after a Windows/graphic driver update—well, unless it's something else.

---

W11,Intel i9-14900KF @ 3.20GHz, 64.0 GB RAM, 64-bit, GeForce GTX 4070 Ti SUPER, 16GB. 

Old lady hobbyist.

All visual art or fiction is "playing with dolls."

I've seen this issue also...Win10pro...rtx 3060 up-to-date drivers...

Y'all have a great day.

It is Windows. Shut down, swear at length to allow lingering electrons to ebb, re-start. Ensure 'Cold' start with mobo BIOS splash-screen, mind, not 'nap'...

Make sure you have 'updates' turned on / force updates.

And, if you have a network-render 'Box' for remote queue work, do same for that so both have same song-sheet...

Thanks, but I don't network render, and I update my Windows and graphics driver right after I cold boot up every day. And I shut down when I'm done every day; I don't sleep my computer from day to day. Since this problem is new for me, I'm hoping the next Windows/graphics update will correct the problem. Fingers crossed!

---

W11,Intel i9-14900KF @ 3.20GHz, 64.0 GB RAM, 64-bit, GeForce GTX 4070 Ti SUPER, 16GB. 

Old lady hobbyist.

All visual art or fiction is "playing with dolls."

I have that occur whenever I run several background renders.  It might be a memory issue because it clears when I reboot the application.  NikKelly's issue is not the same as described by the OP.  I'm glad to see that other individuals are experiencing similar problems.  I would submit a ticket and alert the support team.  Clearly, a bug is cropping up that wasn't there before.  I'll submit a similar ticket sometime soon.  There is another bug that I'm picking up in the Material Room that I need to investigate.

VedaDalsette posted at 9:44 AM Sun, 5 June 2022 - #4439569

Thanks, but I don't network render, and I update my Windows and graphics driver right after I cold boot up every day. And I shut down when I'm done every day; I don't sleep my computer from day to day. Since this problem is new for me, I'm hoping the next Windows/graphics update will correct the problem. Fingers crossed!

Just a little word, speaking of Windows and shutdowns or reboots: if you shut it down, and fire it up the next day, it's as if you didn't shut it down (energy savings set aside): if Windows had a resources problem: it's still there.
You can see it by firing your task manager, in advance mod, in the "Advance" or "Performance" Tab (my Win is in French as you can see)

Reboot Windows from time to time to refresh its resources map.
I know there's a way to shut it down while forcing it to reload everything fresh instead of when it was shutdown but I never do that trick: I prefer to let it do what it has to do without forcing.

𝒫𝒽𝓎𝓁

---

(っ◔◡◔)っ

👿 Win11 on i9-13900K@5GHz, 64GB, RoG Strix B760F Gamng, Asus Tuf Gaming RTX 4070 OC Edition, 1 TB SSD, 6+4+8TB HD
👿 Mac Mini M2, Sonoma 14.6.1, 16GB, 500GB SSD
👿 Nas 10TB
👿 Poser 13 and soon 14 ❤️

This happens to me on a Mac in Poser 11 Pro when I have done all sorts of things (multiple figures, materials, etc) that finally start to affect the program's functioning. Properties disappear, morphs don'y "stick," etc. I assume it's a memory issue. A restart of Poser fixes it right up.