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| SkoleSlasken ![]() Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Norway (Trondheim) Age: 18
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Rep Power: 6 ![]() | and this happens only when you try render? the typical issue is to little RAM, how much do you have, i heard that Vista should have 1Gb minimum.
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| Registered User | 4gbs, I think I sovled the problem but now everytime I render the picture, the G buffer render element for the hair and fur won't work. PS: For anyone who has this problem and searches this topic change your scene's units, anything but the one you're currently using will fix the problem, well at least on mine. |
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| Registered User | Ok ok I sovled the problem. I wonder if an admin could change the name of this topic 3ds max hair problem, because I dont know how to change the topic titles on 3dm3.com Ok to fix the problem (anyone who cares) just change the units from somethign different to want you have now. Then delete all the g buffer render elements you currently have on and then put them all back. Dont worry changing the units doesn't change the way your scene looks in anyway. Hope this helps! |
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