...I actually uninstalled the CMS, (or at least thought I did). A couple months later when I was in the Task Manager Processes tab, I noticed it was back. Don’t know how unless it was reloaded when I installed some new content. That bugger is worse than blackberry bushes to get rid of.
are you still waiting to put that puter together - whats it been 2 or 3 years ?
...about two. Been a Johnny Cash “One Piece at a Time” affair with a couple missteps along the way and getting shorted hardware (most recently, mounting screws and drive rails for the case that were case specific) by the vendor I bought it from.
Finally received the last missing pieces this week so have everything and will begin installing the OS, utilities and apps this weekend. then it will be another several weeks setting up my runtimes before I’m actually ready to start working on scenes again.
Going to stay with 3.1.2.32 (64) for a while and learn PP2012, as well as really start diving into Blender and Marvelous Designer. Really love to see Bryce be brought into the 64 bit world but that’s just wishful thinking.
...pity, it is such a nice scene generation system that would really benefit from being able to access more than 2G of RAM.
...I actually uninstalled the CMS, (or at least thought I did). A couple months later when I was in the Task Manager Processes tab, I noticed it was back. Don’t know how unless it was reloaded when I installed some new content. That bugger is worse than blackberry bushes to get rid of.
If I may play Devil’s Advocate, since you didn’t notice it was back (and therefore there can’t have been any impact on your system), why keep on trying to remove it? It seems a pointless exercise to me!
...it’s taking 47 MB from my available memory, that’s 47 MB that can’t be used for rendering., and when you have only 2GB to work with, any savings in memory load is a help. Along with the current scene I have been trying to render, Studio has been taking up over 600 MB, That leaves only about 1.3G overhead for rendering.
Going to stay with 3.1.2.32 (64) for a while and learn PP2012, as well as really start diving into Blender and Marvelous Designer. Really love to see Bryce be brought into the 64 bit world but that’s just wishful thinking.
...pity, it is such a nice scene generation system that would really benefit from being able to access more than 2G of RAM.
...that has 12G, but until I get everything installed and my custom runtimes set up I’m still on the 32bit notebook.
Unfortunately I only have the weekend to work on it as my weekly schedule with the day job and commute takes about 13 hours of my waking day. Add preparing dinner and cleaning up afterwards into the equation and I have maybe about an hour and a half of free time left if I’m lucky before I have to turn in for the night. At my age I need a good night’s sleep to deal with the next workday.
Considering I have to work with computers all day performing fairly “thankless” and mind numbing tasks (with the latest version of MS Office which sucks large boulders and a local intranet that often slows to a crawl when I need to depend on it the most) I’m pretty burned out to the point blogging about on the forums is about all I can handle.
Going to stay with 3.1.2.32 (64) for a while and learn PP2012, as well as really start diving into Blender and Marvelous Designer. Really love to see Bryce be brought into the 64 bit world but that’s just wishful thinking.
...pity, it is such a nice scene generation system that would really benefit from being able to access more than 2G of RAM.
...is that possible with WIn7 Home Premium? I know that with XP32 I need the Pro version to use that option. My notebook has the Media Edition of XP32 which is basically the Home version with a few extra multimedia based features.
I hesitate to upgrade because I have quite a few scenes saved in DS4 Pro, which I want to work on further.
If I upgrade it seems they will all be unusable. I have downloaded 4.5 but at the moment it is just sitting quietly in my computer and waiting…............
...which is why, for my purposes, moving “up” to 4.5 seems fairly moot.
Some have difficulty with getting Poser/Poser Pro to work right on their systems while the last couple releases of Daz Studio work fine. For me it seems to be the opposite.
