Attached Link: http://poserpython.com

I have the bushi3D content now available through my site at the attached link. You'll find the link to it near the bottom of the page. Poser3 users can find several models that where built using this version of Poser. These are true antiques in the sense that they where among the first user developed models for Poser. There are also tutorials on building poseable figures using Poser3. They are geared to creating poseables using .phi files. Some of the tutorials needed to be reworked a bit since they use RDS as the modeler. I'm thinking that it would be useful to redo these sections using Anim8or since it's a good starter package. The core of the .phi tutorials is still useable though. All of the Poser4 content is also available such as mekAngel, the original RealEyes, the Poser4 pocketwatch, MorphSqueeze, PhiFactory and others. Pro Pack users note that many of the models where delivered with the geometries as .rsr files. You'll need to convert them to .obj files using RSR2OBJ so that the Pro Pack can find the mesh. I've been through the site several times but if you find any broken links please let me know.

Wow, Bushi, I had forgotten about your RealEyes - they were great. I'll have to look for the P4 figures I used to use them with...

I'm glad that you are able to get everything back online. Your props and characters are great. Your tutorials are still some of the best around.

Hey Thanks! As I was uploading some of the pages, I realized that some content had been lost, not backup or whatever. I have versions of the RealEyes for the P4NM and P4NI that I'll add to that page again. There's some new content that'll be added soon (after I get caught up on the scripting stuff). I have some tutorials on basic texture and trans map creation using PhotoPaint. I know lots of folks hate PP but for the life of me I've not been able to figure out why. Anyway, PhotoPaint tutes are hard to find so I though I'd throw those out there too.

As a poser 3 user, note taken Thank you very much :-)

thanks Bushi, as a Poser3 user, I do appreciate the work and tutorials. I haven't messed with Poser 3 in a long while because the characters just didn't look right. and I have a heck of a time "changing" the cloths on them. bob maybe I'll upgrade to Poser 5 .. IF/WHEN it comes out

Bushi, Many thanks, and I'm glad that this part of your site is up again. We'll want those scripts, but good tools are hard to find, and the Poser 3 users who've just got the magazine's CD need help getting started. Between PhilC and you, they'll be in good hands. Carolly