But I am not sure if I will post it unless I get a bit of feedback on it, It has10x the amount of verticies that the 1st one had and there for takes just short of eternity to render(about 3 minutes or so with one character) Here is an image of the guitar. The Zipped file with texture and map is 2.8mb. The pp2 file unzipped is 12mb.

oh and it is completely remodeled. There is nothing fromthe 1st one in this one.

I liked the first one! Any way to make the floyed rose tremolo posable?

as it is now it is not poseable, but it wouldn't bee to hard to do.

The new one looks better..the floyed rose is great!

I like it and size is no problem. Tell me the strings can be rendered to nickle color yes/no unless your using cat gut. Tashar 59

Its looking good! The first one was great, this is much better. One suggestion/question. Have you tried reflection maps on anything? They can really add something to metal and shiny surfaces. A chrome one on the Floyd Rose and tuning pegs might look good (The pictures a bit small to tell if it already has one). Also if the edges or body face are curved a bright white highlight sized at about 5 to 20% will give a plastic or gloss paint look to it without any real rendering time increase. Great work B)

Hi O, I was just admiring your animated GIFs of your guitar poses in freestuff - very realistic hand and finger posing.

Corvette: Thanks, the Floyd Rose has more polys than the rest of the guitar, Thats where all the render tiime comes from. berlyd: I do not know what happened in the export from max to the import to poser but the strings material is not there. I may have inadvertantly used the same map on two sections. I am looking into it however. Routledge: It is all one prop (no sections for different textures) so no the reflect maps cannot be applied (as is, if I make the tremolo poseable than it will be possible)

thanks gryffnn, I have been playing the guitar about 14 years (since I was 12) and that is actually how I make the cords. I am working on more now, with strumming and more cords (this time for the p4 dork, and the new Ibanez)