Good luck, Caitlin!! Can't wait to see how you do! -Heidi

OK! you're on! Now to see what kind of mess I can make of this one. lol 8)

And the saga continues...

Here's the model, grouped as best as I can do with just flat images, and material zones in place. Without knowing the naming convention for the Heavies character, I stuck with Chest, Abdomen, L/RCollar, L/RArm and L/RForearm. If someone could give me the correct names I'll put them onto the model and start boning it.

This has been a blast! And a huge break from the Access database I've been banging my head against at work! My poor brain needed a break. Thanks, everyone, for such a cool project.

Oh man, TygerCub, I think Cliff will be very pleased with that, and he will mention something about how I understated his probable reaction too. That is amazing to me still. Thank you so very much and I am sure you will be credited for your contributions, you have no idea how much it is appreciated. Thanks. Best, Jim N.

Just keeps getting better!!

Fantastic work on the jacket TC, he's going to be the best dressed Heavie in town. 8)

Doesn't it just though? Hopefully I'll see you over at DAZ later "today" my time TygerCub - I'm afraid I'm working for money today so I'm a bit short on time. BTW when I mention a model called "Default Guy" I don't, as I've previously been asked, mean "MAle Nude" or "Casual Male" or anything like that - the character is actually named "Defaul Guy" - on my machine he's in: C:Program FilesMetaCreationsPoser 4RuntimeLibrariescharacterPoser 2 Lo Export that as a .OBJ and you'll probably get the right internal names though here's an image from who3d.com that should help. Cheers, Cliff

Doh! A quick note before I turn my notebook off and move on - The Heavies don't have as many groups as the character above - no toes, for example. Any missing group you can just ignore, but that aside they are (and need to be) an exact match. Cheers, Cliff