Thanks, Niles. I did see that one. Just hoping for a miracle and an 80 year old syle. No big deal though.

Brilliant! Buyer bliss is near.

It helps! Just missed you rhia and snow. Off to see

Thanks for all the help. I did spend some time on searchs and on above links. I'll probably come in at 1.5g. Nowhere near the suffering that Flak went through. It's the little things that I'm after...settings and sizing of Window. I suck in postwork and have only just learned a few techniques, so anything there as well. Thanks Jaager for answering my next question

Hey raven, I have not done anything yet. I think I understand the pasting part but the shadows are what concern me. Lots of complex shadows

Very impressed! Late on this but the custom work is fabulous. Looks like she can take a sitting pose (Z'd down) nicely. The ribs seem to break (around to the front)perfectly as well.

Late on this but, I would save that little old pc, put a plant on it, and rub it every morning for good luck with your new one. This problem may return.. try minimizing whole window and restore. then hit poseroom. close parameter box (gets printed through sometimes). hit materialroom again. No good? Look at bottom bar of your screen. Is there a button that says open? Right click and close. This is all I have on this at this point. P5 wigs out if there are any overlaps of screen functions. "Tools" look a little close to the Pose tab, for example.

Incredible! Thought of, discussed, planned, made, packaged and available tomorrow. All on the same thread.

Inspiring renders and storylines, Jody. You've got a great mind- don't ever doubt it.

I have to add that some real genius is starting to hit the market lately. Just look at the render quality in the galleries. Some first time posters are wickedly good all thanks to the quality level of product being supplied here. The props, the backgrounds, the lightsets and effects, the tutorials... all there to make it easier. it boggles. It seems like we're a few bugs away from a seamless flow of power from the producers- to market- to buyer- to art. Good luck and keep pushing it out and beyond.

Thanks, Lalverson. I never hoped for a better thread. I guess I'm a big purchaser. Well into the 4 digits this year. I undertstand that a lot of what I purchaced was underpriced for what the modelers went through to make it versus what they received for it in this market. But a few things that have slowed my buying lately... If you are selling morphs, We should not see scars from overdialing. If it's poses, then center them on their axis (hip and body) first. Have some friends critic their realism. If it's faces or Expression, is there in an inject remove? Have you tested in all Posers? Do the PNGs install? I have over 50 shrugs to sort out still in these 2 sections alone. If it's clothing, study the masters; Wusamah for the detailing and Plilc for detailing and morphfitting (.230 thighwide on your fig. .230 thighwide on clothing= perfect fit. Brilliant) Are their dialfixes for the problem areas like the backs of the shoulders there? Let us know what the clothing can fit beyond default. Many do this already. Too much to list here...but why reinvent the wheel? For textures, we need the resolution. Large or small. Seams are a thing of the past. Watch the back collar area- can it handle the stretch? A down angle photo of this area would perfect a lot of skins that I have. Again, study the masters. V3hi is still #1. There's something in the pixel blur that makes it work. And please, more flaws. For props, this is really tough. I have some "dubious" ones I bought that render beautifully and expensive ones that are too frustrating to use. Be honest about the power you used in rendering them. I hope this is of some use.

Good approach. Wish I could help. <>

You're a good man Lalverson. Thanks for the monster reply. A dozen pages of renders in your gallery! I'm going to be patient or I'm gonna shoot myself. But crashing during saves is too much sometimes. Thanks, R

onnetz. I understand that logic also. But images are growing faster than the hardware. And I won't give up V3. Crazy about her. thanks for the reply. R

Sorry. Missed that Dominique. Mais non! My business can't handle another learning curve of 6mos or another 6000.00 Software. Not to mention my Runtime>Lib investment. Daz studio and Lightwave (maybe), are all that's on the horizon