Yes, I think I saw that one. But it`s really not what I was thinking.

WOW! I didnt know RSRConverter existed at all. Ill try this. Thanks!

OK, thank you. I`ve tried hair in the hairRoom but it brought my poor MacBookPro to its knees. I might try again though. Any advice on the way...?

Ikke her heller.. klokken 16.07. NextGenTel-bruker. But who cares. Go out in the sun and have some fun instead.

Thank you for your swift answer, Deecey. I understand the dilemma you were faced up to at the time, and I appreciate that you will keep me posted. On the other hand, when a book specifically states that all materials for the tutorials are included in the CD and it turns out that this is in fact not the case, there is a serious problem. That the materials are, as you say also quite important to understand fully "the process used to create a "state of the art" texture" does not make things less problematic. Anyway, thank you again for following this up so quickly.

Quote - Try Natasha, in Valea's Free Stuff!

Where do I find this? Link please, if I may... Thanks

NO, I didn`t by that book at Renderosity, but throug Amazon. The thing is that some of the files for the tuts are supposed to be bought here, but they are not for sale anymore. That is the main problem.

Quote - 'Gylden Tempest' actually took about 60 hours to render.

OK - I see. This is beautifull art and I can imagine the rendertime it took. Thank you for sharing your art. Do you have a fast computer? Mine is a MacBookPro and I can not leave it for more than one night because I use it every day at work.

Sorry - I had a look but no FruitGuy among my books.

I think I remember that tutorial from a classroom-in-a-book Photoshop 5 or 6. Unfortunately I have thrown away those books a long time ago as far as I can remember. But Ill have a look when I get home. Cant promise you anything though.

Quote - The render could then take anything from 5 to 50 hours ...

50 (!) hours? Thats a lot! I think 5 hours is a ot too? Can you post an example of art that takes thet much renderingtme. Just qurious for a newbe.

Quote - The library window has a button "Materials". You have to click that. This Library button is only visible while you are in the Material room.

Thank you for your answers. And Yes, I did click the Mat.tab in the Library. Thats where I didnt find any materials, so to speak. But anyway, nodes and stuff are things I need to explore. Do you know any good tutorials for mat.room and nodes and these things. I´m eager to learn..

Thank you! I could not find that my self.

I could do this in either Illustrator or Photoshop, I guess. In Illustrator I would mainly use Mesh-tool. In Ph.shop I think, with quite a few hours and a good idea/sketch of what I wanted the result to be I would mainly use gradient tool.

Quote - You can always use magnets to morph the conforming hair yourself.

Is what you are saying that conforming hair does not have morphs and can only be styled with magnets? Or maybe I am not useing the right terms here...?