Ah! Thank you! :-)

I haven't used my spin40 coupon yet. Is the promotion still active?

Let me throw in a yes vote as well! :-)

Quote - also found out that tweety has added a toon pumpkin in her blog.   hehe gotta find the hidden link someplace on her home page.

My webpage-fu is weak. I haven't found it yet... :-(

Very nicely done, DarthJ!

Quote - Direct link: http://www.poserclub.net/index.php/freebee/item/16-f16

And yep, it's dynamic.

Thanks for checking on that.

I blazed through Poser Club in a downloading frenzy some years back, and I couldn't remember if that was one I had just missed or had passed up because I couldn't use it. Thanks for refreshing my memory. :-)

Quote - I was able to download items from Poser Club last week without logging in(there was no place to log in that I could find then, either), but can't now; must still be under construction... :sad:

Might you be able to tell whether the Aiko3 knit dress there is conforming or dynamic?

Quote - Poserclub seems to be back up...its been a while since I was there, so I probably missed the notice.

http://www.poserclub.net/index.php/

I haven't been able to figure out how to download anything.

I presume that I need to log in, but I can't find where to do that, or even if my old account is still valid. :-/

Just a quick follow-up: Bejaymac, that PZ2 worked like a charm! I had a little bit of poke-though on the medallion, but that was easily corrected by a slight adjustment of the xrot on the hip.

Again, thanks a million! :woot:

Quote - If Jen sees it then you might get lucky, but as it's an old product I wouldn't bet on it getting fixed any time "soon".

I've checked my notes to see what I did the last time I "fixed" this for someone, which was delete the bones in DS2 with the joint editor from the FST (figure setup tools).

If that's a bit much I have attached a very quick and dirty fix to this post, it's a PZ2 that you apply to the item once you have it loaded into your scene, it has Aiko 3's center/end point and orientation settings for the problem bones (abdomen, rButtock and lButtock), that way the joint parameters in the hip wont distort the mesh as the problem bones are now in the right place.

The other bones will still be getting dragged around but they aren't important.

Thanks a million for this! I have the figure setup tools, but I've never been brave enough to try to use them... :-/

For that matter, I've stubbornly clung to DS 2.3; I have been repeatedly hearing loud complaints about the later versions.

Quote - It's the terrible rigging that's causing this, the Hip and 9 bcktail bones are fine, it's the rest of them that are totally FUBAR, their center points are sitting between Aiko's feet.

You have two choices, delete them, or adjust their center & end points to put them back where they should be.

I figured it was a rigging problem; as I said in the opening post, I had a similar problem with the Cowboy Boots for Michael 2 and the DAZ Wyvern, but those were easy fixes: I had to change a single line in the Wyvern (a parameter in one of its toe bones), and had to change just a few lines in the left Cowboy Boot (the other boot was rigged properly, so I just compared the two line-by-line and worked from there).

It looks like this rigging issue is a bit more complicated, though; I started a thread about it over on the DAZ Community board, and the admin there is aware of the problem.

Whether that means that the problem will get solved remains to be seen.

Quote - You might want to check out the updates for Debut.

http://poser.smithmicro.com/debut-updates.html

 

The last update says it works with Windows 8.0 and 8.1 and came out after the problems people were having with IE 11.

Ah! Thanks for that much, anyway. I'll look into it. :-)

Though, if anybody has looked "under the hood" of the Fantasy Wrap, I'd appreciate any help.

I'll just cross-post this to the DS forum and see what I can find there.

Quote - Isn't that DAZ Studio screen shot?  This is  Poser forum. Can you show it as it is in Poser, deformed and normal?

I could if my version of Poser (Poser Debut) worked on my current system; I'm a victim of the Windows IE update debacle, so until and unless Smith Micro comes up with a patch for that, DS is my default 3D modeling tool.

As it is, the Fantasy Wrap came out at a time when Poser 4 was the standard; one could open up a CR2 or a PP2, etc. in a text editor and modifiy it by hand, which is why I brought this question to the Poser forum.

If the moderators believe this thread would be more appropriate to the DS forum, I do not object to it being moved.

Bob and MrSparky, thanks for your great work! :-D

Quote - > Quote - > Quote - tweety has added a motorcycle for momimomi

Um...how does one go about downloading this?

I haven't been able to find a download button...

 

You need to be signed in to Artistside before the download button will show.

If you need to sign up try viewing the page through a translation site.

Thanks! :-D