...the magnet idea on the seat cushion is a great idea....I'll try it when I get time...... Thanks, Krel

Well........some settings are not necessarily saved to the library, I believe any XYZ scale changes do not get saved but I'm not sure.....if the figure is standard size then the prop should fit....if you've scaled the figure then you have to scale the prop...... Krel

If you save the hair to the hair library it will automatically be saved as a "smart prop". Just select the hair, then save to the library as a new preset. As for clothing, that's a little more complicated but if it's a conformimg figure then it can be conformed to any figure you want once saved. If the clothing is a prop (not a figure) you must first set a parent (i.e., if it's a top you need to parent it to the figure's chest), then save it to the prop library. When prompted to save as a "smart prop" answer yes. Krel

....Thanks......first, when I refer to render I mean using the render settings to their fullest (Apply textures, anti alias, cast shadows, etc.). Sorry I wasn't clear about that, but if you render this way the image will be washed out due to the high intensity of the lighting. A single frame "render" (i.e., render to an AVI file using the current display settings) was used. I then opened the AVI in Adobe Premiere and extracted the single frame as a bitmap. You could probably achieve this by changing the render settings, but I find the AVI render gives me more flexibility with the size I can set the image to (the document window only allows me to go up to about 750X750 max and I've had trouble rendering to a new window in Poser even with the patches). Transparency sort of works however it is the grainy look you see before you render, not the refined transparency produced when a render is complete. Krel

I got the download and tried it......it really is well done, Mason! Thanks! Much smoother-looking breasts......... Krel

....hey Mason, didn't realize you were the author of Morph Manager (I use it all the time!; I know, I'm stupid). Pay no attention to that long and arduous thread about your posting. Your work is excellent. Thanks for posting this, although I can't seem to get it at all..........I'll keep trying....... Krel

Jim, that really is quite impressive!! This is probably the hardest thing to do in Poser (getting tightly conforming long clothing to move with the body). Very smooth and elegant. Your stuff is always of the highest quality and I'm proud to say I own your Nighty, Hollywood hair, and Lingerie models.Well worth the money!! Krel

Yes......combine the morphs by selecting "Spawn morph target" from the menu (Poser) and naming it, save the figure to the library, open it using Morph Manager, select the head, find the morph target, right click and save as an external morph target(OBJ). This object can then be applied to a default figure recreating all of the separate morph settings in a single morph...... Krel

Wow!!! Very nicely done!!! Like a movie trailer....... Krel

Looks nice, but I get "Can't find your page" message when I try to go there....... Krel

Hey guys, Traveler (MorphWorld) has pre-made magnets for you that will do exactly what you need...........no need to reinvent the wheel........ Krel

Hey Steve, if you post my Holli character on your site, that has a very nice tutu that I made............ Krel

The best stockings out there are from Traveler......they are not free but they are excellent.....should be able to find them on BBay........ Krel

the dress looks great......where can I get the wildwaves hair? I searched in funstuff and the online store and couldn't find it..... Krel

....Jim Burton's hair is available from Zygote's page....it includes the "Bobbed" hair style you see above and the longer "Hollywood" hair style, both with two textures each.....it's well worth the $20 and each is a single hair prop model..... Krel