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Subject: bugs in Poser7? Depth Cuing in 4Ports screen, Fast Display and FreeManip.Tool

EddyLoonstijn opened this issue on Mar 22, 2007 ยท 2 posts
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EddyLoonstijn ( ) posted Thu, 22 March 2007 at 5:22 AM ยท edited Fri, 05 December 2025 at 2:03 AM

I found some bugs in Poser7 (BTW also in P6 after checking in P6):

  1. When I try Depth Cuing in 4Ports screen the subscreen only display the depth-cued figure as long as the mouse is over it. In 1Port screen display the DepthCuing works allright.
    Is there a known way around?
    2. If I put Fast Display on and rotate with the FreeManipulation Tool OUTSITE the rotationcircles the system seems not to take notice of the changes made, because if the display comes back from the boxed display into the shaded figure display the 'circle-free' rotation is not shown in the shaded display. It seems to be lost. But not totally!: Doing another free rotation, being in FastDisplay-mode, I see that the boxed-display has remembered my earlier rotationchanges. And then, after going into non-fast display mode, into the Box-mode or the Full-mode, the changes made will show. Very confusing. 
    Sure I could work in Fast-mode (practical because of a slow processor) and then afterwards move into Full-mode to gather the free-away-from-the-circles-rotation-results, but that is not the workflow that really flows, isn't it?
    So, is there a known way around this bug?

BTW. Would it be useful to report this bug at e-frontier, or are those guys also reading  this forum?

stewer ( ) posted Thu, 22 March 2007 at 7:59 AM

Definitely report them.

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