Who's Anahita?

My question after viewing that reel is how much of it was created by Phoul - his animation style is all over that :)

I'd say roughly ... ALL of it. I know my Phoul ... heh-heh. The first demo real I (correctly) guessed was all his, and I'm 99.9% sure all of this one is too. He is the master. I believe he did all the comp and titling work as well. (But don't quote me on that part.) -Tim

You're almost right Tim ;-)
Three shots were animated and based on two awesome scenes created by Adrian Farnsworth. I didn't animated the mesh in the C4d scene; it was done by Mister Christen. Thanks very much to them.
Btw, you'll find the fisrt shot and the last shot full animated scenes on one of the VP CD (in the package). ;-)
Thanks for comments.
Philippe Bouyer

My pleasure. I just hope you have the time to do some PRO tutorials in the future! ;) -Tim PS> Do you know if the timeline now responds better (acts more smoothly) after a PZ3 animation import?

Tim. About PZ3 animations in VP, you'll need Mover4. If the Poser file is low, I suppose the "time line sliding" is like you'd like ;-) If the file if high (a big scene with lot of polygons) of course it will be slower. And of course if you have a powerful computer it could be faster than an old computer. So, it is very diffucult to give a good answer to you. Sorry.

Thanks. It's just that on my 1.8GHZ WIN2K machine, with 1 GIG OF RAM, currently in Vue 4, after importing ANY (even simple) Poser scenes, the timeline slider becomes UNUSEABLE. I know I've mentioned this to you before, sorry, but it is an important issue to me. If Vue Pro acts the same way, it will be a waste of money, even with all its exciting features. Guess I should post a list of question that maybe E-on can answer. Also, so you can use your exisiting Mover 4 with VP? Many thanks, as always! -Tim