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If anyone else is using Viz for their competition entries, ResPower supports Viz for rendering, but only through its Max equivalent:
Viz2005 = Max6 Viz2006 = Max7/7.5? Those using Viz will have to be extra careful not to use Viz-specific items when rendering. I'm on Viz2005, so have not ever tested Viz2006 for rendering compatibility. |
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