Why do you stop your render at night?  I have found that I get upwards of
7-8 hours of good rendertime by leaving my machine cranking while I sleep.
Not only that, but if you get up and go to work, you will typically find
that you have upwards of 15-17 hours or more worth of machine time that you
aren't on it messing with it.

Robert J Becraft
aka cas### [at] aolcom

Peter Cracknell <pc### [at] lineonenet> wrote in message
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> I've been rendering at 2048*1536 and found that if I stop and resume it
> later (ie all day, then turn it off at night, then continue the next day)
a
> visible line occurs from where the render starts again.  My 4 day render
for
> example has three visible lines, where it appers to get lighter; is there
> anyway to stop this apart from leaving it rendering constantly?  This
could
> be a fault of Moray, but to be honest I'm suspecting its just something
I'm
> doing wrong with POV.  Thanks
>
> Peter Cracknell (.com)
>
>
>

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