It is a royal pain in the rear. I wish CL would come up with some kind of patch so that we don't have to all that.

Jeez, I get distracted by the phone and someone else steals my thunder.

Jody, Please go to Search (below)and type in eyebrows. You will find many references to this problem and the "fix".

Thankyou.

r, Okay, I just read the message entitled "What the heck happened here?" In that you have written Link Color: #DBB197 Visited Link Color: #DBB197 The hex numbers are exactly the same and therefore the Link Color and Visited Link Color are exactly the same. Why did you do this?

Is there a way to restore the default colors?

According to My Profile the Visited Link and Link are the same color. I do not believe I ever changed that. I have gone in and changed the visited link color, but I don't think I'm the cause of any of this.

I'm not exactly clear about what you're asking. You cannot import a 3D Posed model into Photoshop 5.5 (I haven't gotten 6 yet), however, you can open a saved, rendered image from Poser into Photoshop and then do post production work. In addition you can create texture maps, transparency maps, and bump maps in Photoshop to enhance the rendered image in Poser. Hope that helps

Silly me thinking that PNG transparency was supported. I guess the problem is that non-monopolistic Microsoft hasn't found the need to put them out of business by implementing their scheme.

I'm not sure if this addresses your question, but standard resolution seems to be 800 x 600. That is, designing web pages with greater size than this will result in horizontal scrolling for most people and this is considered a big NO NO.

BETA Poser 1

mASON! tHAT'S TOTALLY UNREALISTIC! pERHAPS MAGIC BLUE...BUT THE WORLD IS NOT READY FOR YELLOW. nO nO nO, NOT YET!

Thanks, I'll try it tonight.

Originally I tried to match the web page background to the picture background. In Photoshop once the RGB values are input you get the hex equivalent. I then set the background of the web page to that hex equivalent. However, when I overlayed they didn't match exactly. So I said well to heck with it I'll just let the web page background be the picture background by using transparency. Now obviously that isn't working either. Soulhuntre, Are you saying that I should make a small jpg of the background color and then overlay my picture over that jpg within the bowser?

Jaager, I think there are a number of reasons you didn't get many responses. First until recently textures and transmaps for the UpperEyebrows were not that important. With the release of V2 and those ugly default caterpillars people have had to come up with a replacement. Second, I don't believe Morphworld has the traffic of a place like this. I would not have thought of going there for eyebrow textures. In addition, I don't think that people have gotten to the point of understanding how to deal with morphs and thus have found little reason to go there. We need better manuals and more tutorials! Third, I think people are having great difficulty working with textures and transmaps. If you look at the messages on this board you'd find that a great number deal with how to apply them and what settings within the renderer to use to make them look good. Artists offer these things up, but fail to provide documentation as to how to use them to their greatest effect. So people either don't download them or download them and let them take up hard drive space Fourth, storage and retrieval of textures, transmaps, bumpmaps, props, figures is an absolute nightmare. Fifth, I think artists (and others) tend to have high expectations for acknowledgement of their contributions (I'm not being critical, simply providing an observation). Poser hobbyists tend to download and use within their own hobby world and not display their work. Your effort is never "wasted" if it has intrinsic value to you. Please add me to the list of someone who'd be interested in downloading these textures and transmaps.