Art for the sake of art however, in my grand summation (take with grain of salt), is beyond quantification. << I fully agree. But I wonder if any of the art we term "great" was produced for its own sake. The same applies to music and literature. Most of what we now consider classic was produced strictly for money, by people who thought more about productivity than about abstract principles. I can think of some notable exceptions: Van Gogh, Grandma Moses, and Solzhenitsyn produced great work because their nature gave them no choice but to paint or write. But those are exceptions. (Oh, and Imp'Rex: I did develop the script you wanted, but ran into a weird bug that seems to be inherent in the Python version that goes with Poser. So, unless and until I can work around that, the script will have to wait for Poser 5, which will attach a newer and less buggy Python version.) script works occasionally

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