And where is the human? LOL

it very clear now, Jaqui ! thanks ! I don't need POSER anymore.

~L~ was just showing the steps to use vue to model a human shape. the software thread had comment saying it was hard to do so. but with a basic shape that covers the majority of the body, it isn't hard to use vue to model a person. "terrain generators" are actually some of the best modelling programs available. ok, since I'm busy all day tomorrow, sunday I'll toss a human figure together in vue and put it up as a vue character in free stuff. ~G~

It's probably possible to do that, but difficult it should be... (speaking like Yoda master :=) ) Yves

Yes, I think you should post a true exemple of your method, 'cause, even for people with english as native language, it's hard to understand...

okay, to make clear how the process works, starting in half an hour, 5 am pacific time, I'll make the model, and screen shot of each and every operation in doing so. then after completed, I'll post the screenshots with appropriate text as a tutorial. slows down the process of course, but I'm sure my writing style for training will make it completely clear. ( side note: I have trained people that are mentally challenged in performing complex, stressfull tasks in the workplace....the tutorial may reflect this. ~g~....really go back to basics with the step by step.) look for a post in the tute's section after 5 pm pacific for it.

Maybe I am missing something, but I think what others are questioning is why would you want to do that instead of a program like poser? I understand what you need to do, but feel it is difficult making a good looking figure. I think people want an example of how it comes out, more so than a step by step guide. It looks like you are just building a stick figure. Maybe you can post a completed model before you take all that time writing a tuturial.

Atleast that is how I understand this thread. :)