You know I really appreciate all the free stuff that different artists make available to us. You truly are wonderful for doing it. But I wish that you can sometimes identify who the item is for, because sometimes I just can't tell. But even if you don't, thanks again. Kevin

Yeah I agree, it seems churlish to complain after such generosity but an awful lot of free items miss out this important information. (Did I really use the word churlish? I must be getting old!) Baz :o)

Here's a trick I use when I'm sorting stuff if I'm not sure. Pop the CR2 open in a text editor and just look at the first part that lists that body parts. If it has an upper neck part or buttocks, then 99% of the time it's for a millenium figure. If not, it's probably a Poser default. If you're not comfortable with a text editor, you can pop it open real fast in Poser and check to see if it has those parts without having to load in a figure and see if it fits.

I always identify that information in my thumbnails and in my readme files. Of course that means your need to hold onto those resources, and read them.

I find a few with no read me or it just states what/what not you can use it for. I only have what I'm working with in my poser file. I keep the rest on disk and load only when needed. Helps poser and I allways have the read me at hand. Tashar 59