...knows no bounds. BATLAB's name is legendary in the Poser community, likewise Yamato, Kozaburo, Mochi and ISOP to name just a few. The recent costume festival is amazing - tons of clothes and accessories for Aiko3 and Judy, plus the remodelled versions of Judy and the Victoria hybrids. Then there's all the amazing props, addons and "can't find anywhere else" stuff you produce, Mask-Da's unbelievable guitars, drumkits and guns, Billy-T's additions to his "for sale" products and so forth. I'm constantly amazed at the fantastic things available at your sites. This Poser user extends his sincerest thanks to all of you good people in The Land Of The Rising Sun for your generosity and endless creativity.

Could you provide us with some links, while I'm sure their sites will be tricky to navigate for us English only folks, it's always great to view the work of these great people.

Attached Link: http://www.juno.dti.ne.jp/~yamato-k/Penthousecollection.html

Try this one. Should keep you busy for a while. Links to a lot of other Japanese sites are posted at the link too. Enjoy. :) BTW, a lot of the text is in English.

May I just add my voice to the chorus of praise for these talented Poser artists.

No list would be complete without Maya. The Costume Festivals are a great example of the type of cooperative effort it would be nice to see more, of as opposed to all the petty bickering that seems to abound in the Poser world.

Well said. I have to add my voice as well. The total generosity and pure talent that seems to be synonymous with japanese poser users is just amazing.

Amen to that. The amount and quality of the provided freebies is downright amazing. My sincerest thanks for the boundless generosity of the Japanese Poser artists.

I agree! A hearty Bravo and thank you to them all!

Although I mainly dabble in Poser, I to agree that the work they produce is staggering and quite awesome!

Count me in! I have to say this in my language though: Je suis entiement d'accord avec vous tous pour dire que les Japonais sont non seulement extrement talentueux pour la plupart, mais aussi tr geux. Alors un grand MERCI vous tous pour votre grand talent et pour le partager avec nous. France

I think they're the cooliest, for providing us with all of these great items for free.

Translation of France's text:
I entirely agree with you all to say that the Japanese are not only extrmely talented generally, but also very generous.

So a big THANK YOU to you all for your great talent and for sharing it with us. (end quote)

My knowledge doesn't extend to Japanese,sorry.

to Kozaboro and Yamato....and friends: domo arigato ::::: Opera ::::

Since my computer doesn't support Japanese language input, I have to type in Romaji and look like an idiot. Doomo arigatou gozaimasu. Minna, ganbatte yo.

Attached Link: http://www.eurus.dti.ne.jp/%7Emasasi/PROGRAM/PAE.html

Has anyone here done anything with P.A.E and NeneLite? This is a program does the following: You export your poser animation as BVH and the P.A.E. analyzies the BVH and generates a NEW BVH which adds acceleration/deceleration effects on morphs. You inport the BVH as a pose and apply it, and now you've got more 'humanized' movement. One example: the over swing and swing-back of a pony tail after a head shake. The link attached leads you to a partially-development application, might only work on Poser4 and with a special model. There might be other systems out there that do this... Anyone? ::::: Opera :::::

While on this topic, Koz should be singled out especially, IMHO. The free hair (http://digitalbabes2.com/) is as good as any for sale, maybe better. I personally thank Koz for this remarkable generosity.

I would also thank the wonderful talents that have been mentioned. You guys rock! ^_^

Hmmm, I was sure I posted to this thread this morning before I went out... Anyway, I'd like to add my voice of thanks as well :)

Many thanks, not just for the free stuff, but for pushing boundaries with the transmapping and texturing. We have learned something, too. Carolly

Attached Link: http://www.marinenet.co.jp/z3d/

Thanks to all the Poser Penthouse artists!! And don't forget the Japanese Poser Club!!

Thanks to all of you for your wonderful freebies! One question - how can we join the Japanese Poser club? I have tried filling out this form: http://poserclub.jp/member_input.htm as it's explained here: http://www.marinenet.co.jp/z3d/images/pozakura_e_txt.gif But when I click the register button, it just gives me a page with a button that leads me right back to the form. Don't read Japanese or have it on my computer :-( Thanks! Cheers, Alisa

I figured it out - I must have chosen a user name that someone else already had. I picked something else and it's working! :-)

Good! Besides the hair models, the bikes, and all the various "stuff" at places like Zippo's lab108, there are antique costumes and geisha hair and a castle or two tucked away for folks who want Japanese cultural items. http://edogoyomi.page.ne.jp/download/3dmodels/ Expandingwave also has a freestuff section as well as houses and items for daily living. They're supposed to be working on all the musical instruments. http://www.expandingwave.com/ Carolly