MiesKate

I have run into a similar problem over the years beginning with VW 8. It has usually been caused by the corruption of individual classes. You might find that one, two or three classes contain the objects that are behaving this way. Those classes have default pen colors, fills, etc. The corruption induces the application of those attributes (pen colors, fills, etc) to all of the class contents. Try deleting one of the corrupted classes - while being sure to assign the contents to another class. You can then create a new class with the same name and re-assign the objects to that class. Its worth a try. Good luck. 20" iMac Core Duo VW 12.5

I have used RenderWorks for a number of years and am accustomed to spending time cleaning up and enhancing my renderings in Photoshop Elements. If a person wanted to improve contrast or adjust other global settings in a VR panorama - is there a way to do that - short of adjusting lighting and re-rendering? It appears that Quicktime Pro cannot.

When I upgraded from a single processor G5 tower to an Intel iMac (Core Duo), I tested some basic Renderworks models on both machines (same models, same rendering parameters). The rendering time on the iMac was about 1/5 of the G5's time. That upgrade would have made financial sense if the iMac cost twice as much as it actually did. Its still hard to get off-center and spend the money sometimes, though. Good luck.