Another thing to consider is your frame rate.  For some scenerios it's not necessary to have 30 FPS, a lot of productions are done at 8 FPS and then expanded to 24 postprod.

Saves a lot of render time if you're only doing 1/4 the amount

Quote - Interesting enough, when I have a figure with bodyparts then  the scale and offset parameters work perfecty.

Shaders and textures are substantially instructions to the render engine.

Shadows are also render instructions, you don't see those in Preview mode now, do you? (the ground shadow representation is not a true shadow, but a guide for display purposes)

Geometry is not dependent on how the figure is rendered.

Quote - the  runtime  for CageFighter are inside 2 RAR files. they extract fine but donot show up in the programs..............

The two zipfiles inside the RAR wouldn't happen to be the same exact size would they?

It doesn't come as a RAR file, maybe you are extracting from a misnamed archive

The skill put into a "still" picture is not less than an animated one.

Ansel Adams never made a movie that I am aware of, and his photos are judged as great works.

All the paintings by the masters are not animations, but invoke a wide range of reactions in the mind of the viewer.

It is not what the image does, but what it does to you

 The Generation 4 figures have them under "Morphs|Expression" Gen 3 just under head

You need to add the Visemes morphs, they should appear under "Morphs|Expressions"

Quote - Program Files>Smith Micro & Program Files (x86)>Smith Micro. Just like any other program that you installed, everything gets dumped into one of these two folders.

That is default, you can pick any drive or folder you like and for Win7 most people prefer to install to something outside of "Program Files" because of UAC issues

Poser 7 supports multiple runtimes, you should be able to add your old runtimes and not have to do any changes to the structure.

It's likely the OP is not a native speaker and the translator just picked word relating to inserting material.

Won't know until he posts further information, as per request by markschum

Thought about changing the food labels in a 2D image editor (GIMP, Photoshop,etc)?

Are you talking about character morphs or the textures for the figures?

They are two different things.  I don't think there is any straightforward conversion of body and/or expression morphs between the two figures, but there is at least one texture map convertor available (TC2). 

The shader trees don't convert and that would have to be done manually.

Quote - Why someone would want to give away copies of software they paid good money for, has never been clear to me. The pirating has to start with a paying customer somewhere.

Not especially, there are a lot of people in the chain from final production CD to "going to silver" for distribution.

I recall instance of a manager who would say "get one of the file monkeys to take this to the duper".

In tracking down leak later, it seemed that ones delivered by a certain "file monkey" always hit boards sooner (if not prior to release).

There is no assurance than the people at the duplicator won't take a copy or load one on to a thumbnail drive.  The houses do have certain security measures, but nothing is perfect.

there is a neat product at DAZ called "Rag-Erator" that will pretty much fix up clothing, it's Python script driven.   There are some other "erators"  that will do scars I think.

Pretty sure there are some zombie things in the Marketplace here too.