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I recently spent two and a half days creating a large (127 MB scene) in Daz Studio with 22 fully dressed figures and a large number of props. I saved it, closed it, but when I reopened it later, nothing appeared on the screen. The Scene Tab showed everything that was in the scene, but nothing was visible.
I closed it without saving, then re-opened it. Finally, scene elements appeared the third time I closed and re-opened the scene.
There was virtually nothing on the Daz forums about this. Anyone else out there had this issue?
Thanks!
I've experienced the same with big scenes. I'm glad you got it to eventually work. I wonder if it's related to how much RAM/VRAM you have available or just crappy DS coding. Or if you have your library on a NVME vs HDD.
I haven't used DS on my new PC with a 4070 and 32GB of DDR5 6000MHZ, but I imaging it would be more reliable/better with loading textures and geometry, perhaps not.I've got 64 GB of RAM and a nearly top-of-the-line NVIDIA graphics card, so it must be the coding.
Actually, it may be worth considering this!
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@eelgoo,
After carefully reading the details of this AMAZING and MUST-HAVE tool, I can't see that it does anything that pounding Ctrl-S regularly doesn't do.A lot of these so called life saving scripts are like that though.
Most do nothing you are not able to do by other means.
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@eelgoo....*chuckle* I have that automated habit developed in the early years of software when most programs crashed regularly. Poser and Photoshop where particularly bad. PS got better while Poser got worse.
Yeh @Ethiopia, but isn't it great when you get a piece of software that does exactly what it says on the tin😊. I've got a small collection of progs I've been using for years that I consider indispensable.
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