thank you ladies, I'll keep an eye on them. Jeff

an African, or European swallow?

Research, I don't spend all my time in front of a computer ;) Jeff

double checked it this time Jeff

Jaager, are you saying the motion should speed up as it gets closer to the bottom? I guess that would add some more realism to it, but hard to get in a gif. skee- Great work, 40megs must have taken some render time, was it all done in poser?

go to "figure" at the top use Inverse Kinematics check left and right arms select the hand(either) go to "object" change parent select the prop (chainsaw) and inherit bends do the same for the other hand now you can move the prop around and the hands will stay on it and the arms will follow -Jeff

Digital Babes has a new morph hair that comes with a blonde and brunette tex. map,by useing the blonde map and changing the material color you can come up with a pretty good red the link is http://www.vowel.or.jp/~kozaburo/dload/morphHair.html -Jeff

Thorne, I'm glad to hear the monthly freebies will still be available, and I hope to see more of the past ladies in the store, I missed April(hint,hint) keep up the wonderful work -Jeff

worked for me, by the way, thank you -Jeff

took a little trip to the coast during the nice weather I see, nice pictures -Jeff (fellow oregonian)

the hair in poser should self apply, the clothes will be a new figure, select the clothes(figure 2) go to figure above, comform to,select figure one,don't know why the hair isn't working Jeff

click on the "key" between the next key frame and add key frame buttons, select the head, click on the > next to it and it will give you a list of the dials, pick bend, click on the first box, hold down your mouse button and run it to the right, when you get to the end, go up to the top of the window and click on the minus (delete key frames) this will get rid of all the bending motion for the head, close it and go to frame 001 on the animation bar, bend the head how you want it, and hit play, hope this helps. Jeff

If it's a single figure, like the p4 woman, then click on the drop down menu below that shows what body part is selected,then choose body Jeff

the templates are on the content cd, import it into a paint program and mark a few lines with different colors, then apply it as a texture map to the figure and see where the colors fall, that's probly the hard way but thats how I do it. Trial and error, alot of the latter. Jeff

I'd be interested to know also, I just downloaded the Adobe Premeire demo to give a try.