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Subject: insufficient disk space to render at that resolution


acottted ( ) posted Sat, 08 September 2001 at 5:17 AM · edited Sat, 10 August 2024 at 6:44 AM

with a new computer and Win 2000/SP1 with lots of ram and disk space, I get this insufficient disk space errors on rendering at 2000x1600 at 72 pix/inch - increasing virtual memory beyond 3 GB with 1 GB real ram makes upgraded poser 4.03 with pro pack SP2 load/open with invisible figures and wierd screen. I rendered an 111 MB .pz3 file ok at 2000x1600 at 72, but sometimes can't render a 0.7 MB file with only one of the same characters - are there other tricks to get poser/propack to look at disk space correctly or is there something else going on?? my old computer could render at 3090X2470 at 72, although slowly.


rodney ( ) posted Sun, 09 September 2001 at 3:28 AM

I have the exact same problem yet mine sometimes even barfs at trying to render a 1280x1024 image (usually my images/renders become wallpaper for my computers since I royally suck at doing anything I would consider 'for public consumption') on my Win2000 system. I can take the SAME pz3 file and render it on my laptop running Win98 and it renders just fine.


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