Hey Pan~ /Anson Graphics Artist's Guild sounds interesting but that's not the right URL. Any Help? - or... "gag.com"?? ... have I meerly fallen prey to some internet nubie joke - nyuk nyuk -- BOINK!!

I'm gonna bite my tounge on the NTSC v. PAL comment.

Here's an old but fairly lengthy thread on the topic: "Outputting to video" by SewerRat on 08/23 08:31 http://www.poserforum.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=27232 Just looked at the date, guess it's not that old.

Ahhhh, tell me one more time, where is that pesky pillow posted?

Congrats Diane! "Colonel Mustard" was an obscure cultural reference to a classic board game called "Clue" from Milton Bradley. Looking forward to seeing what you've come up with. -floydd

Cool, kinda like Col. Mustard in the Study with a Candle Stick.... I think it sounds like she may have just missed it on her first map by not flipping vertically. Then got way off by mixing models & map modes. (as well as the single-group save)

As you seem unusually well informed on the video gig, permit me to address the following your direction. With the universe of great free stuff out here I guess I've gotten spoiled. If not looking for 30fps NTSC video output, have you seen a good freeware utility that will allow you to compile & sync some type of sound files & some type of motion pictures at some resolution or frame rate? An AVI or MPEG or Quicktime freebee that will work without fancy (couldn't spell "high-fullootin") graphics cards? OR, have I just overlooked the obvious somewhere? Something already in Windows or an Adobe app?

You can also make your own really easily with "UV Mapper" by Steve Cox at: http://home.pb.net/~stevecox/uvmapper.htm It will also allow you to make them in any resolution, rearrange the layout, and perform a lot of other neat tricks you might find handy. Really liked your T-Shirt T-Maps! Hope we'll see some more of your work soon. BTW: I was curious what texture map you were using on your figure modeling the shirts? -floydd

First time through your site - what a great collection! Quite a few that I had never seen. Thanks.

Nice work on your character's face also. How about posting it too?

I'd been waiting for the "blow-hard" comments. My real-life has been creepy for the last week. Turning my head everytime someone mentions Floyd. Love the work on the rainbow & sky btw -floydd

and ... had to look around for this one... but here is a link to a commercial site from Singapore that has several non-poser Doctor models for sale. http://www.its-ming.com/

Elegant idea. Perfect solution for a project in progress. Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback folks. Sounds like: the more the space - the slower the pace. Had not considered the bandwidth competition with other tenants on a "unlimited" site. Pan - I was just at your site for the first time just a few days ago and completely missed the fact that it was Crosswinds. Thanks for pointing it out. FYI- Just tried it again right now (12:15a EDT) and it loaded at a fairly typical speed - not too slowly. Bummer about the No Linking policy. RE: Linking to web pages Another feature this would allow, that I would appreciate, is the addition of lengthier descriptions than the current 24 or whatever characters that are allowed in FunStuff titles. Sometimes it would be nice to be able to see the Readme file before downloading the file. However - I realize Willow, Roy & the rest of the team didn't just fall off the apple truck! I just assumed they had tried it the other way, at some point before before I found the old forum, and had some problems. I can invision FS becoming reduced a collection of flashing neon banners screaming "COME TO MY SITE". When you've built something like this from nothing into the biggest & best, I can understand not messing with a successful formula. Anyway, thanks to all. The quest for the perfect host site goes ever on....

Sheesh Agent Scarab, you almost blew our cover story! Report back to the Bureau at once.