It's because you made a model that I am using in my eight-minute, non-commercial Godzilla animation, and I want to list you in the credts as appears below. Please let me know as soon as possible if you want your listing changed in any way. Once I have identified a website willing to host the animation (any volunteers?), which I plan on doing by this weekend, I will make sure you get word on the link to see it (perhaps through the Animation section here). Scott Ayers Ian VIDandCGI Batty Ed Baumont Michele Fatale Chang Steve Dark Whisper Corder Mike & Sharon Custer (SAMs3D) Gerald Day DAZ Productions Phillip 3DWizard Easton Merrilyn Ellison (Silverlief Studios) Ronald CG3D F. Les Sixus1 Garner John Hoagland Lizbeth TrekkieGrrrl Jakobsen Richard Avalon2000 Jeferies Tom Knight (Imagination Works) Susan Lee Jonathon Lynn Chris AofD M. Peter MacDougall Mark A. Palmer George BadCo Phillips Matthew 3DLand Rolfe Troy Wadus Rose Michael X2000 Talada Pierre-jean Tardiveau Kuniyasu Yamato Chesney Young

Depending on how big the file is, Shader's Cafe could probably help host it. - Noel

Just send me an e-mail at admin@shaderscafe.com :) - Noel

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Attached Link: http://www.btinternet.com/~tobor/meshes.htm

Looks like these to me...

NP_police car prop by "nim" (Nimesh Morarji) 02/y2k4

poseablerobby_3dmachine.zip

"This is a poseable version of Robby the Robot, suitable for Poser 4.
The mesh was created by James Murphy, and the original 3DS version can be found on his webpage:

http://www.btinternet.com/~tobor/

Converted to poseable character by Mike Williams ("3dmachine")
mike@econym.demon.co.uk

I believe both trucks are at 3DCafe (I think I have that 18-Wheeler lableled "artic.zip" with no readme, and the pickup as "truck04_linderkarl.exe" (didn't execute to see if it came with a readme, but I presume, from the filename, the author would be "Karl Linder"?)

Sheesh! I had no idea I had so many biplanes!

Biplane_3dStrike.zip Thierry Perrainth: perrain@wanadoo.fr
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/perrain3dportfolio/

heh... picture in message 4 made me think of "which of these is not the same" this must be a very interesting animation. :-)

Aww.. I can't wait to see it. Where the heck did you get my real name btw? :o) (I'm not complaining, just curious)

shhh..... secret source for TG's real name.

Aww.. That's ernyoka1's real name looks totally innocent Seriously, it made me wonder BECAUSE I was credited as TrekkieGrrrl (which I prefer btw) rather than as ernyoka1. :o) Nice detective work, Nance GG

I used so darn many props in making this animation over the past nine months that I'll probably miss finding some of them for crediting. Many of them appear for only a few seconds in the background, so they're easily missed. However, I tried to put in as much detail as I could for a tad bit more realism, even if no one else but me will ever notice. But I want to credit as many modelers as I can. I had intended to add even more detail - animatewd people and vehicles in the street scenes, etc. - but when my hard drive crashed when I was 80% completed and I lost all my Poser source files for the animation, my good intentions faded away. (There's only so much spare time in the world to devote to this hobby.) Fortunately, I had made a copy on tape before the crash, so I was able to build off it, but I couldn't go back in and edit what was in the taped file. Sigh...

I feel your pain. I'm going to have hundreds and hundreds of free items in my movie, keeping track of who did what is getting insane.

I think that those are my traffic lights newspaperbox and metermaid. failry sure but not 100% as I made them a long time ago.

Odeathoflife, all I know is the texture files are in a folder called "Street Setup" and include such files as newspape.jpg, street1.jpg, street2.jpg, streetin.jpg, prkmet.jpg, crnside.jpg, plateox2.jpog and sidewalk.jpg. Sound familiar?