Hmm, interesting.... and how would one give it the same joint parameters? I'm pretty new to Poser and not familiar with joint parameters, other than hearing the term bandied about on the forum.

Joan

Oops, my bad. Everything was there and working great. Joan

Thanks! I am getting the one on Agnes' site and I purchased Wusamah's, but when I go to unzip it, it looks like there is nothing in the Runtime folder! I am going into Poser now to check it out. Maybe I missed something when I unzipped it.

Joan

Actually, when I try to bring up the texture in my paint program to check it out, there is nothing there. Very strange.

The texture might be really good, but the sentiment is totally bogus. Dubya may be responsible for a lot of things, but that ain't one of 'em. Not his responsibility to bail out companies. Get all the true facts before passing judgement.

Thanks, but I'll pass on this one....

I just visited Billy T's site and under Billy's Work, Other, it says about the Lara Croft outfit
"These items are articles not for sale"

Bummer

I look at Poser as just another tool to create art. Even using someone elses meshes, objects, etc. you still are creating your own original art. If you were to make a collage using items from a magazine, leaves, pieces of bark, pieces of fabric, etc. is it any less your original art because you used the magazine pictures that were made by someone else, the leaves and bark which are made by nature, the fabric, which is woven by someone else or a machine?

As most people believe, art is very subjective and can consist of almost anything, made in any manner, conveying any message. I don't feel that just because someone might not make the sable paint brushes, create the paint, or weave the canvas to paint on, that they are any less an artist.

Just my $02.

Joan

In a word....Kozaburo's Hair... I guess that is two words.
Look at the right side of this page, down at the bottom and click on "Digital Babes"

Attached Link: http://www.3dvisual.com.au/tutorials/scanning_tut.htm

"If I may...

Something here doesn't make a whole lot of sense, on all counts. Why would virchual host something on a heavily-trafficked site that would be an obvious copyright infringement?

Just asking, because it really doesn't make sense. "

What makes even LESS sense is that he THEN had the nerve to come over here and complain about it!!

Joan

He looks like the Coca Cola bear!

Joan

I think you should post the name of the site so that others won't go to it. I know everyone should have a good firewall, but if we at least know the name of the site, we can boycott it.

Joan

What is it a model of that you need? Joan

To Scott and Clint,

1. You can't win for losing.
2. Remember, this IS a community of ARTISTS
3. You do realize that you will now have to come up with rules which are excruciatingly detailed, (kind of like the tax code) covering every possible situation which may arise in the galleries (that may not be such a bad idea for you) or you will be pilloried and labled as, and let me get my list out, "homophobic, sexist, bigoted, racist and a Nazi"....did I leave any out?

Freedom of speech and expression is a double-edged sword and different people are offended by different things. I don't know who complained about the image, but if the person that complained had posted something that offended some of the other people on this forum (take your pick of whatever you find offensive) would they have complained that they were offended or would they just let it go? If we are calling for fairness here, it should extend to EVERYONE. I understand the need for clarity in the rules, and perhaps that is what is really at issue here, but let's not pounce on the moderators and start slandering and libeling them.

I don't usually respond to things like this, but sometimes I get tired of people being bullied if their way of thinking isn't in lock-step with the current mores.

Joan

Thanks everyone, I got it to work and it looks pretty good. I may even upload it to free stuff! And thanks for the information about UV Mapper. I need to play around with it a little bit more. Joan