Hehe Engel, I like the perpetual questions, coz they're so EASY to answer ;o) I started with Poser 4 about 4 years ago, and that was long before I knew that things like online communities even EXISTED. So I sat all alone and played with my Possette and Dork. Didn't think about the possibility of 3rd party morphs, let alone other characters. I found a few freebies onlin, mostly obj's or 3DS files, and at that time I did all my rendering in Bryce. Then I got tired of Poser and put it away for about a year. One day, while cleaning, I saw that disk and thought "hey let's try that again, it's gotta be more fun than housecleaning" so I went out looking for some new freebies and found Renderosity. Been stuck here ever since. I then learned about Vickie and where to get her, so I did, and the rest,as they say, is history. I'm not sure if the Poser 4 manual is available online as a pdf, but it is better than the P5 for the basic stuff. and in the beginning, I'd advice you to stay out of the hair- and cloth room. The material room can seem scary, but it's got those cool previews of the resulting texture, so it's really a place where you can sit and play for a long time. That's what I do. I LOVE the material room. Most of the time I have very little idea of what all those nodes DO, but I plug in a lot of them and watches what happens. :o) Never be afraid to play, and never be afraid to ask.

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