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thanks Trav :) I know it's been asked before, but do you or your clone ever sleep? Rob

What is sleep again? I have 3 alpha clones, that are getting a bit old in the tooth, they are religated to minor 3D work (squishing morphs, making .rsr files, etc) I have a crew of 12 Beta Clones that are in their prime, I let them do most of the work. Then I have 48 Gamma clones that are not full grown yet. When they advance to Beta stage, my plans for world domination will come to a head. :)

Thank you so much for all those wonderful gifts :o) Elaine

lol trav you're funny as well as talented :) isn't it about time you got a clone to update morphworld? yeah I know you've been busy with RDNA but spare a thought for us who love morphworld too :) Rob

WOW... beautiful gifts!
Thank you again :)

Mav

Rob: Thanks!, Hopefully in Mid-August I will have some time to update Morph World with a slew of new morphs for one figure or another ;) Right now I am very very busy :(

Thanks for the lights Traveler. Give what ever clone responsible a kiss for me. ~G~ Love lights.

Trav, you are amazing. Morphs, props, figures, now lights. Amazing. Amazing talent! Take care and be well. casamerica

WoW Eric!!! Great work!!! Lights are very usefful always. Thank you very much for share them with us, I've been always impressed with you creativity! :) Best regardings friend. Ben

nu-be I bet he's got coffee on an IV so he doesn't have to move :) Rob

Traveler, Since you are having soo much fun how about some similar lights facing the backside. I have a terrible time rotating the @#$#@__& things, pointing or whatever the things to get a good shot of a figure from the rear. BTW - thank you for these lights, they are great.

Busy busy! Thanks for all the things you've come up with, you have your fingers in so many pies and they're all great.

Wow, you sure cranked those out in a hurry! Very nice work, thanks for sharing. Pizazz, have you tried just rotating the figure around? ;) It's quite often easier to just rotate the figure than to try and change camera and light settings if you're doing a pin-up or other simple scene. Thanks again, take care. SnowS Hoping his pictures are worth 1001 words.

Thanks for the fantastic light sets,everything "arted by Traveler" is great.Can't wait for the Morph World update. Many many thanks!

Thanks everyone! Pizazz: I whiped up a set of 10 Backlights, I will post them later tonight. Snow: Hehehe Yeah. I have a new mothod for lighting. I switch to 3 pane mode (sorry ProPack thing) and use the Translate tool to drag them around. Easier then using the dials. I then adjust color, shadows, map size, intensity, etc. Once I get on a roll, they just keep flowing :) The white set was like that. I didn't want to stop ;) I got an IM request for a "Cyber" set, so that is next. Errie blues and greens :)

Thanks for all this....Let there be light. 48 Gammas hun? that beats my 72 Omegas. The lazy bastards. Q

Thranks traveler! Once you get past the Delta clones, they start getting flaws.

Thranks? What kind of word is that? Thanks Traveler.

it must be a secret clone language, are you the real TalmidBen? Rob

lol, I think I am. But we clones don't have a secret language, we just often make mistakes, as some of use are clones of clones, which increases the error percentrage.

Hi traveler! Im wondering If you think you could experiment with underwater lighting? for oceanic scenes and the like. ive only seen that in one set elsewhere and it was not that usable. Thanx Bela

I had a lot of fun playing with the Pastel lights last night, and am very excited to find these latest sets. Thanks for your generosity, Traveler! Never too many light sets... Regarding backlighting; if you (like me) don't have ProPack, simply switch to auxilery view, back up the camera if you need to, and add spotlights from there. You might want to "point object at" some backside body or prop part, then use the x, y, and z trans dials to get the thing exactly where you want it. You can then switch spot to global, if you want, or decrease the "point at" dial. Trying to do this from the main camera or facial views is an exercise in futility. Forget about manually moving lights via the UI ... dials are the only way to fly. Sorry if this is all obvious to the pros out there ... just trying to help other newbies like me.

That is really cool of you Traveler, this is great because doing lights is a sick pain for me. Thank you very much!! Alex

Thanks, this will help alot. Gret site you have over there by the way! --Magnus--

Hi guys this is Bela again, Im hoping that someone can give some advice on where i can get lighting for illuminating underwater scenes. i am working on an atlantis type short animation, with dolphins and mermaids...the curent lights I have jst arent cutting it. Thank you in advance. Bela