Well my thread's title says it all, I remember that site from a long time ago and I distinctly remember it having a lot of dinosaurs. And I like dinosaurs so that place was a treasure trove for me. Does anyone know what happened to it or where I can get some dinosaurs? Particularly a T-rex?

i know they sell a whole bunch of dinosaurs at Daz3d... Including a T-Rex

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=2216277

Check this thread. http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=2216277

The scott ayers` t-rexx is great, it works with bvh motion files.

Attached Link: http://www.posercreations.com

I guess I can give out this URL now. I have my models hosted on my own IIS server. But I had to keep traffic low. I think it can only handle 10 people at a time. And I use the same machine for surfing the net. There's a few things on it that aren't on Lilwolf's sites.

I'm going to be moving next month. Having job/money problems. So the server won't be around for very long.
Grab what you want. There's also new style Godzilla figure on my Renderosity artist page here if you're into that kind of thing.

I never meant for the site to go public. The dowloads are hidden under each image. Just click the names to download the zip files.

-ScottA

Message edited on: 08/21/2005 22:22

Thank you so much for the link :)
I wish someone with enough bandwith could host all your creations... Like that cow you kindly e-mailed me some time ago, RoadRunner figure or other ones. I've heard you made even a bear, is this true ? (me wants to put my hands on it :D )
Sigh. Being freshman you miss half the fun. Sigh. Edit: what is that PHI-thing in Odie's archive ? And that mouth.obj, is this a morph or something ? Do I need it ? Sigh, still sound a newbie, after almost a year of playing with Poser blush

Message edited on: 08/22/2005 01:13

Attached Link: http://www.dreamlandworks.com/Dreambook/singlepage.php?html=bookcontents.php&footer=1&section=10&pa

i think there is a free tovosaur made by blacksmith hosted at dreamlandworks. i never used it, but it looks promising :)

Attached Link: http://www.planit3d.com

I know PlaniIt3D hosts lots of freebies, may be worth checking out and keeping these online - they're Poser classics!

A PHI file is an older way to make a figure (though it is still used by some people) It is a text file with the figure part names and the figure hierarchy that can be imported to make a figure work.

I made a whinnie the pooh look-a-like a long time ago. They used it in the magazine forum here I think. I think they turned him into an evil Pooh or something like that. It was pretty funny. Those other things like the Roadrunner and Tweety bird are really old and not very good quality. I occassionally find people using them in games and graphics. But I cringe when I see them. I was just learning back then. The .Phi file included in the zips is not needed. A long time ago. When I first started giving these things away. Very few people could create their own figures. So I always included the .phi file so people could see how the bodypart heirarchy and rotation orders were done. So they could use them to teach themselves how to make their own figures. I include them out of habit. -ScottA

These files should be available permanently somewhere, they are classics.

I have my RoadRunner from Little Dragon - he said it's OK with you to redistribute this to people in need. I don't think it's a poorly done figure - a bit low poly but a great job. Scott, maybe your stuff could be hosted at PlanIt3D ? Even Winnie and Tweety (me wants that too :D ) and other stuff you don't like to see anymore. As people say, those are classical pieces of Poser creations and it'd be great to have them stored - for forthcoming generations of newbies like myself or for people who'd like to put their hands on stuff bringing back their memories.

You could ask planit3d or some other site to host the things just till you can get a new site, so you arent losing control of the stuff.