Once I make a scene (room, building, set, etc) that I like, I want to use it again. Saving the PZ3 uses up a whole lot of space and sometimes what I want to use is to be imported into another PZ3. So I parent all the props to one "character" and save the "Character" in the character library. Any character already in existence can be used as the parent. The props above are all parented to one of John Stalls walls (the double door). I've use a fish as a parent because of it's small size and the character can be rendered invisible or buried in something.

this idiot thanks you beg

Great picture, LOL, really. Sharen

I'm not going to ask what's going on in that picture. Really. I'm not. Thanks for the tip. Not asking.

Verrry smart! I can't begin to tell you how timely this tip is for me. Thanks. And if you have any more clever ideas like this, please do post them. jsemp

As for what's going on, it's the cleaning lady goofing off after hours in a conference center. The style of conference center replicated here is based on extensive architectural studies of documentation available in several languages, often copiously illustrated. She's obviously just a cleaning lady because the sign on the entrance refers to the establishment as one of a class of conference center called "soapland"

But wouldn`t you still smell the fish? ;-)

polartech, Now that's funny! :) later jb