You might also try DAZ, www.daz3d3d.com I have a set of hand poses from them. Most of the hand poses are for grasping objects, but included in the set is hands signing each letter.

You know, I've never tried to use it to apply morphs. I've only used it to create MAT files. Heck, play with it and see if it does morphs. Just be sure to back up everything before you change it.

http://www.renderosity.com/tut.ez?Form.ViewPages=61 Go to this tutorial in the Poser Tutorials section.

Furrette by Little Dragon is also available in the Free Stuff section of this web site. Just enter Furrette in the search section and there is the base figure plus clothes and textures. You will probably want the Vixen texture.

Just a wild guess, but 1 Million BC starring Raquel Welch?

The irony is Stephanie has "man hands" (Seinfeld) Maybe someone can make a python script to swap Miachael and Stephanie's hands.

Couldn't you just parent a spotlight at the end of the gun? Then where ever the gun points, so does the spotlight. Then you could set the colors and even include a shadow You would probably have to manually set the intensity for each frame of the animation though.

Get UV Mapper and you can make templates of anything. You can get it at http://uvmapper.com There are also some tutorials here in the Poser tutorial section that tell you how to use it to create templates using UV mapper.

I went back to letting Windows (XP Pro) decide on how much Virtual memory it needs, i.e the System managed size radio button is clicked, and that also seems to make Poser run better.

Right now it is C)1 GByte of memory. Yes, I am satisfied, Poser works great now. Before I had B) 512 Mbyte and Poser ran like crap on my computer, lots of crashes and lock-up. The extra memory made a world of difference.

Wings3D will let you mirror objects. It's a free application that lets you create 3D meshes and one of the options is to mirror the mesh.

Assuming you have Morph Manager 4.0, a free program. One way to do it is to take the V3 figure and load up all the morphs, both head and body. Then save this as a temporary character in the figures library. Then load up the Laura character and save this as another temporary character. The use Morph Manager 4.0 load up the saved V3 character and the saved Laura character and tranfer all of the V3 morphs to Laura and save the new Laura character. Then use this one. It works great, all 8 breast sizes are then available, all the muscle setting work, the whole 9 yards.

Nice work! Car looks great too.

This may be a dumb question, but are you rendering the scene? Reflections only show up in the final render, you won't see it in the working screen. If the reflection doesn't show up in the render, make sure ray tracing is checked in the render options. Also make sure the camera angle is correct so you can actually see the reflection, maybe it is reflecting but you are just not seeing it. It does work and works quite nicely. I have made all sorts of reflective objects, including people to get that metallic look like in the Sexy Robot series of drawings.

I have both and I hardly ever use Stephanie 3. There is really nothing that it can do that can't be done with Victoria 3, and it is disappointing that there are less morphs in the S3 morph packs than there are for V3. And I don't like the way S3's legs look as compared to V3. Plus there are a lot more clothes and other things out there for V3. In general it is just easier to use Victoria 3 and I get better looking results. I sort of get the idea DAZ cam out with S3 just to make a little more money by having you buy basically the same thing all over again. Save your money and use it on something else. My opinion, of course.