But there are different materials in each furniture item!

Really, a Merchant Resource would be scrumptious.

I've had Vue since 8, and this is worth upgrading for. I have the upgrade subscription, and yes, it's worth it.

My sympathies for the expenses, nonetheless. It's a big chunky investment.

Thank you, Mazak--this build may address this weird thing where a Realms Art olive tree based on the Summer Cherry was not showing any textures at all--and not giving a "not found" error, either.

Your copying over the fix features is much appreciated.

The feet being flat on the ground will make shoes a bit easier, too.

Bella loads with her feet flat on the ground, but otherwise in the standart T pose, much like the DAZ characters do. Interestingly, she has both scalp and tail actors in her figure--although no tail that I can see--as well as gens actors. 

She bends nicely and has potential. I've already started thinking about freebies for her. It's nice to see some other figures around! Choice is good.  ^_^  Faces and bodies can be morphed! I love her curves.  Really, I'm quite excited.

PS - I'm not at my Poser machine, so can't show you a render. Apologies.

EClarke, thanks!

Now for some info on adjusting bends that use weight-mapping... ^_^

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I'm in the middle of conforming some clothing for Gabe;s new lady, finished a shirt and only had to add 2 JCM's, as he said to compensate for the bicep flex and touch up the elbows for some poke thru and fit. I aldo had to touch up the weight mapping since it didn;t bend exactly like I wanted and had a few ripples. Really, really easy, about 1/2 or less the time I would spend on an older confromer.

I've also started on a skirt and I have to say that while there are more JCM;s there it;smore because of the peculiarity of a confroming skirt than anything to do with the JCM;s in Anastasia.

There are calf flex morphs which does add to a realistic high heel look but normally pants probably won;t need to be adjusted unless the are tight fitting and then it;s only one morph for each leg. The body is a custom morph so clothing really needs to be modelled to is (IMO) to get teh best effect, unfortunatly there aren;t any simple dial twists. Not sure about WW or morphcloth tho, those willneed to be tried as I see Deecey is doing.

All tolled this is a much easier figure to fit than V4!

I see that you are working on conforming clothing for Anastasia, and perhaps you wouldn't mind answering a question or two about the process.

I'm still fairly new to doing conformers and all, and I had learned how to do the capsule method reasonably well.

I do see that creating a donor CR2 from Anastasia (a CR2 saved with her morphs) puts me into weight-mapping, which I have no experience with--and need to learn to do.

So... does one do an Alyson2 donor CR2 and then add Anastasia morphs instead? I'm at a bit of a loss.

Why not just turn off the preview?

Holy cow! Thank you for including mine in a huge number of outstanding pictures!

Good heavens! Thank you for picking my images!

Off to pick up The Elfy Guy at the subway station and tell him the news... ;^)

i have a purebred blue-point siamese (applehead) with CFA papers--i just saw this notice, and will send you a pic of my lovely girl. --besotted cat-mom Nan

Thanks, Dave. i already said something like that in post #3. Really, i buy a LOT from the Marketplace here, and in that i am also a consumer, i am in violent agreement with those who prefer the regular R'osity usage policy, which is very standard and reasonable. Folks, i think i may generalize and say that most of the merchants feel just the way you do, so not to worry about people jumping on the restrictive use bandwagon. We're mostly smarter than that. :^) :^) :^)

Mercy, i almost forgot-- i'll be e-mailing my customers about this, of course, when the updates are approved. And to get the updates, the store will (hopefully?) reset the download buttons so you can get them from your accounts page. :^)

Thanks, yes, i do include agony, anguish, heartbreak, and weeping in that collection. You can use these as a jumping off point for your own dial twiddling, which is the point of using a pose, really--a timesaver. :^) By all means check out the others, too. Our work may be different enough that you would like to have all of them to work with.

Please don't extrapolate this non-commercial restriction to the whole of the Marketplace! This vendor added this on his/her own to the standard Renderosity license, which is, as you have been saying, far less restrictive. Why this person did this... you'll have to ask them!