Got my version at 10.30am. Same problem - unable to register it.

Not sure if this will help, I'm running Win 2000. To change the size of the virtual memory paging file Open System in Control Panel. On the Advanced tab, click Performance Options, and under Virtual memory, click Change. In the Drive list, click the drive that contains the paging file you want to change. Under Paging file size for selected drive, type a new paging file size in megabytes in the Initial size (MB) or Maximum size (MB) box, and then click Set. If you decrease the size of either the minimum or maximum page file settings, you must restart your computer to see the effects of those changes. Increases typically do not require a restart. If not, look in your help files for memory or page files. Hope this will help

I went mad some time ago and did the same. You will also need to keep the "blendoman" from Poser 4 Lo geometries file if you wish to use the walk designer.

Yeah - I got me one of those 160 petrabyte drives three years ago - still waiting for it to finish formatting so that I can use it...

See item 9 below - rock and stone textures - the link includes a texture for a circuit board.

Also check that bump maps are not being applied to the figure at too high a setting. This can have the effect of darkening the skin.

Many thanks. Are the textures available anywhere? The pz3's will not open in ppp without them

Tagosaku-401 is available on the Digital Babes site. Link in right hand column at bottom of page.

If it is a very recent purchase from Zygote, the zipped files they give are now put into a directory C:Curious Labs - instead of the previous directory C:Program FilesMetacreationsPoser 4, etc so you have to move them by "hand" as it were. You are unlikely to be "out of memory", this is a "wrong" message. I usually find that this is because I have not got the object files into the right place and/or because the directory is not spelled correctly - it is case sensitive.

As a beginner, I had the same problem when I purchased this texture. PSD layer? I wouldn't know what a psd layer was if it came up and bit me on the bum. Not having Photoshop, etc, I used Corel 8 and worked through the read me file with the item. I now know what to do with a PSD layer, have learnt a bit and have the use of a great texture. Of course, if you had supplied the psd layer already inserted onto a model texture, you would be getting requests on how to separate it from the texture to use on others textures, so you can't win anyhow.

One of the best bits of advice for a good render came from a readme when I purchased an Anton Kisiel modelhairstyle. The lights in Poser are too dark with the standard 3-light setting - and are the wrong colour, mostly. Applying this thinking to the texture, if there is not enough light then the colours thicken up and become muddy - giving a loss in quality and detail. I always start with a single light and work up to around 4 lights in total, all either white or grey (no colour). On a head shot I bring the head texture in as a background picture (File:Import:Background) and try to match the skin tone. You can then add very pale colours (not green) to tone the skin.

Disk1zip is not really corrupt. You have to copy both zips to floppies and then open them with Winzip "Classic" It will then ask you for the 2nd disk as the standard "wizard" does not allow for "spanning" across several disks.

tygerskins megastore for the fur coat and textures. eaglesgift for the lace clothing

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