If you are looking for more dance steps, see if you can find the old Metacreations Dance Studio program. Although it's basically just a toy, it will also export VERY realistic BVH dance moves. I saw a dancing Victoria animation that was excellent. I've seen the program online for less than $11.

I don't think there is a default codec in Windows. Codecs exist in your system to be called up by programs that need them. A particular program might default to a certain codec, but you can usually change that quite easily. For example, in Poser when you choose "Make Movie" and specify the filename and path, you then get a dialog box with a popup allowing you to pick the compressor (codec). However, you might want to consider whether you actually even want to save as an AVI from Poser. When you use a codec, you are compressing your data and generally losing quality. If you then take your output into another program, such as a video editing or compositing app, you are already starting with quality loss. Then, if you render from there, you lose another generation. I generally "Make Movie" in Poser to Photoshop (.PSD) single frames, which doesn't cost any quality. If I'm compositing, I bring those frames into the compositing program -- most can import numbered frames and treat them as if they were a single video clip. If I'm going from there to a video editor, I'll render my compositing work as single frames, bring them into the video editor, do what I need to do, and then output a final AVI. It's a lot easier than it sounds, and the quality is maintained throughout the project.

Very nice -- pleasant smile, pretty face, cool hair. And the glow is a nice touch too! And the way you've integrated her into your website is excellent!

Is Polyette a standalone model or does she require you to have Vicki?

I really appreciate all the kind comments! I'd like to stress again that I did little more than assemble some great parts that others created. Anything I did right came from osmosis, after weeks of surfing Poser-oriented sites. Thanks again!

Do you have Cinema 4D? If so, you might want to look into their Instant Space CD. It's only $30 IIRC, and it includes lots of parts that you could use to quickly build a futuristic craft.