Very nice, specially the brests. Why the area around the vagina looks so clear ?

Was it rendered on Poser ? Cast Shadows are on ? Cast Shadows sometimes shows ugly stains on the textures...

Peter, the .bmps with the textures, yes. I wanted the blank templates. But now I've managed to make UVMapper work (used only minimal set extensions this time). Thanxs anyway!

Melanie: hehe, how about a 'US' session on freestuff ? :) Momodot: thanxs, I will try it. Also, I think I will lower the bone structure on the eyebrows, it's too much 'fester' from Addams Family, my face is smoother. About the texture, I've tryed to use a photo of mine, but the uvmap is too large, and my face is narrow. Can I simply 'squeeze' my face on it ? DreamizM: Thanks, I will do it. Also need to lower the nose down a little, and increase the fullness of the lips, and a smaller chin. Tomorrow I will post some upgrades, Myself 1.1 ;)

Thanxs... The Mac price here is Brazilian Government's fault: near 120% taxes for computers, plus shipping. That, added to the fact that 1 US dollar = 1,90 Br Reals :/ I will that a look on POV, but, indeed, Bryce is one-of-a-kind software in 'easyness' :)

There are so many talented people here and on renderotica that would be impossible to list all here, then just some (and sorry for the ones that are not here, but all I've seen here is absolutelly overwelming): Thorne - Your faries are outstanding! Traveller - Man, would be THE trip to see the world thru your eyes! Momodot - The morph maniac :) Plus, the eternal references: Roger Dean, Salvador Dali (THE Eternal), Gustav Klimt, H.R. Giger, Hajime Sorayama, Frank Frazetta, Vargas, Boris Valejo, Bill Sienkiewicz, Jack Kirby, Pablo Picasso, Lazar Seagall, Dave McKean... and... Quentin Tarantino, John Woo, Kubrick, Ridley Scott, Orson Welles, Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Groucho Marx, Looneytoones and every single piece and person pure magic that I grow up together (or got to known after)...

What I have done here was to SPAM the new .mats over the presets... Not all on 'user', example: woods on BASIC, Marbles on TERRAINS, FIRE on VOLUMES, Transparents on GLASSES et.. also, the TUTORIAL is kinda empty, stock some there too...

Siegbert: Don't remember that... Here in Brazil, Mac's are 4x more expensive than in US... PCs are almost cheap, but the quality of then is near zero. Me, too, may have to buy a PC in the near future, but will not get rid of the Mac (I only have an iMac/233, plans to get a G4, but here it costs near 4000 dollars only the CPU of the G4/500). Sad, because I'm troubles-free since 1997, when I started to use Mac only. :( BTW, I'm getting the POV for Mac to take a look, sounds promissing.

AWESOME! There's a Mac version of it ?

Thanks for the comments, Anton, Lorraine. I'm using poser for a little less than a month now, still very 'newbie' here... Anton: I was planning to edit the P4 Default Texture on Photoshop, but I've liked your idea, I will try it to see how it work out and post here again... thanxs! Lorraine: When I use eyebrows without color, only texture, they remain 'raised', how can I make it desapear ? A morph ? Thanxs!

Just an addendo here... the hair is going to be a real PAIN IN THE A.. to do, right ? :(

Here happened the same thing... Also happened with the JeanGrey model on 3D Comics, missing the Hair....

Man, I laught a LOT with your 'Poser Zero' page :) very funny! I'm downloading your morphs right now and will see how it work. I guess I should stop beein stuborn and read the manual :/ (I'm that kind of guy that thinks that can learn anything by trial-and-error). My previous attempt to do myself on morph, I started with the Jesus figure from the FreeStuff and started to downsize the dials. The body I got almost right, except for the shoulders, but the face gott really strange, Maybe because it had beard morphs and I only use a goatie. Anyway, thanks a lot, I will try it and as soon as I have something to show I will post here. Thanxs!

Well, it does, but the result is great.

The left one. Using invisible parts is a pain in the a**, plus some clothes don't totally cover the part needed to be hidden (ex.: clevage).