....but I can't seem to find an answer. Since I would like to work with the cartoon render of Poser PP I need to make these lines go away..but how? (Sometimes it's the easy things....) BTW, AnimeDoll is just phantastic!!! Only little tweaking needed to make her look boyish:) And he/she/it can take M3's clothes and poses just great! Thank you Studio Maya...

Here a maybe better screenshot...

Hmmmm.... I took the highlightes away and that seems to do it....

Errr...stupid me...just got to click the trackball.... (But you know there is only so much place for knowledge in my head...g) Dani

Actually the lines you see comes from the lights used. You can go to the properties of each light at un-check the Show Light or whatever it's called, and the lights are gone. It doesn't affect the light itself, only those annoying lines :o)

Thank you ernyoka1 :)

One other tip: if you want lights to be visible, click on the figure just prior to rendering, and the light-lines don't appear.

Yes, but with cartoon style I don't render. I antialias the document and export the image....

It works the same - the lines disappear, whether rendering or just using the document window. But try rendering (make movie, export image) - you can get a bigger image, for one thing. And the anti-aliasing will probably look better, too.

Great! Thank you very much, I will try that!

btw this definitly looks masculine or androgynous, great... what hair cut and clothes did you use ?

The haircut is one of posers original male hair (you just have to take the transparency away and change the color t you liking), and the clothes are the biker clothes for M3 (Born to be wild). But I found out you can (with a little tweaking) nearly take EVERYTHING your runtime has to give... a happy Dani And even the most poses apply to him/her too without great problems. Then only think I found out didn't work were the faces...