Great idea! I hope it gets implemented. I've wanted a place to post meshes in the past, and when you put meshes in the other galleries, no one looks at them because they are there to see finished pieces. Also, textured and postworked renders can hide flaws in a mesh. This is a way to display your true geometry and get feedback on it.

You know what would solve the viewing problem for most people? Being able to filter out the gallery images that you don't want to appear in the "All" galleries. I'd like to check a handful of galleries on a regular basis without selecting each individual gallery, and without having to look at all of the galleries to get to the images I want to see.

"Yes, Renderosity has my permission to use my artwork from my art gallery for promotional use only".

Thanks guys!

Thanks, Bill. That made sense, but didn't work. The same thing happened. It thought about deleting it, but then didn't. Maybe I need to finally install the sr2 patch?

I've tried that. The timer curser comes on like it is thinking about deleting it, but then it doesn't delete it. I'm not sure if you'd call it a node. It's not one that you attatch to the other parameters, it's an entire material in itself, just like the one on the left.

Love your lights!

I wish someone, with more talent and patience than I, would make a whole bunch of full face morphs for Judy. I like her body... just not her face, and I haven't come up with anything in the face room that I've been satisfied with. I think something like this would be worth buying for most poser 5 people out there.

Thanks guys, P3dO solved my problem and I finished my eye pack!

There's no easy way. You'll have to edit the textures manually in photoshop.

It would definately be really beneficial if someone came up with some face morphs for the p5 figures. Not being able to change the face shape really bothered me too.

Awesome!

Thanks guys. The best result I got was with the bump shader set at .02. I'm not even close to happy with it, though. Maybe I need to do my bump map by hand instead of inverting and grayscaling my texture map? Does anyone know of any bump map tutorials out there for creating realistic skin bumps?

Farside: I hope so! It was such a dissapointment to hear that they wouldn't have anything to do with P5.

I think the p5 render looks better in general. It's hard to tell without the same lighting, same poser, same character-- one variable at a time. As far as the figure goes, I don't like Judy's face. I think she's ugly and haven't been able to get an incredibly different face shape/structure without using the face room. And the faceroom makes the head not match the body and screws up the proportions. You can try and make the head match better by either using her original texture, or redoing the body texture to match your new faceroom texture.