I saw in the free stuff, poses for the F 202 female. What is she and where do I find her? Thanks Butch

Good question ... would like to know too. Greets Chris

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Thanks Butch

feh! Poser 4 users protest!..;) ah well, looks like the train has left the station..;) great modeling, tho..

Usable in P4, you have to mess with the textures a bit though. Put away those pitchforks. ;)

Don't remember what was required for P4 but it was no biggie.

I've used this figure a bit. I love it - easily commercial quality. I never understood why it didn't get a following. Almost nobody uses it, nobody mentions it. It's as if it doesn't exist. A pity, as the figure is done very well.

I like the look of the figure. I had never heard of it before. Maybe now, people will start to use her more...

oh..well, in that case..;) I haven't mastered textures, anyway..;)

There's also a new .uvs file availablt so that she can use V3 textures.

That's great that there is a .uvs file available to take V3 textures. But does this mean that DAZ is going to jump up and down and have a big hissy fit about it, like they did with Sixus1's Lilin 2 figure, which could also take V3 textures ?

Supposedly Daz didn't have a problem with the figure sharing the same UV cords. They had a problem with figure basically being a V3 without the need for owning V3. It had the same UV cords, had the same joint paramaters, and the same shape. From my understanding, in the end, Daz had said that Lilin 2 could be redistributed as long as they encoded the figure, which would have to be decoded using V3. That way people would have to own V3 to use Lilin 2, which seemed reasonable as V3 is now free. There were other misunderstandings that didn't sit well with Sixus, though, so they scraped the project. That's what I gather from the origional posts. It was later discovered that the Daz EULA isn't too friendly when it comes to making material for their unimesh figures. I forget the specifics. So now everyone goes crazy when they see something that works for V3 in any way what so ever :) To make a long answer short: I seriously doubt Daz is going to care.