@Eran, "Your new creation"!!! Now I know you can't take all the credit by yourself. lol ... Must be a collaboration! lol ... Very cute BTW! Boy or girl? @Walther ... Way to go! Best portrait of the year!!! lol ... Like Thomas had a similar hunch. :-)

Ok, Eric the new file is up and ready to download. Thanks for sharing such a nice model.

I am extremely camera shy person. This one was taken a couple of years ago. Probably my next photograph would be when I renew my drivers license. :-)

I agree with MightyPete! We love our Artist/Moderator Guitta, not the political version of her! :-) Then she will start giving us false promises about this and that of the forum! lol ... You have my appreciation and admiration Guitta!

No, not confusing. Thanks for explaining what dial is. Vue just couple of months ago started to develope inport Poser in PZ3 format. But we still can't import Poser dynamic hair and clothes. And dial I think is a Poser only command. So, I'm quiet sure it won't work in Vue either. I think you would be better off importing the daggers saperately in Vue and compare which one suits the scene. Vue is indeed a great program, easy to use; unfortunately it does have limitations! regards!

I am not familiar with the term "dial". So, my suggestion is based on what I understand. Best options are, import your files as much separate as possible. Then assemble them inside Vue. Secondly, if Vue is giving you errors on spear & such (on PZ3 I presume) try importing them seperately as OBJ or 3DS etc. format. Would be great if you can post a picture of what error you are seeing. Again, I don't know what "dial" is, but Vue will import any object if the format is supported and not corrupted. Hope it helps.

lol @ dlk ... just like the way you import an Alpha!!! I personally prefer Photoshop!

reduce the waters transperency.

wow! awesome! Thank you!

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=kenwas

Well, my point of view on this matter is... "Terragen like landscape" is nothing but ONLY land, sea & sky, that is why they look different! That is why it's I think this is a handicap software, it creates ONLY beautiful no-mans-lands. You can achieve that in Vue at no time and very easily. The problem presists somewhere else ... after you create "terragen like landscape" in vue, you have so many options of vegitations and objects, you start adding them in your scene. And before you know your "terragen like landscape" becomes "vue like scenery"! Look at "kenwas"s gallery (the link above), I'm sure terragen artists would die to do these kind of landscapes.

I'm with sentinal on this one, no need to apologise. Congratulations.

MPete is very fast with answering. :-) I absolutely agree with him though, import everything separately that can be separated and place them back in Vue. And changing them into VOB, I think is a splendid idea; I never thought of that before! Memorize these four words, "group objects, hide layers!" Makes Vue much faster. Well, I guess I didn't add anything new to the discussion, rather agreeing with MP! :-) No wonder they call him "MightyPete"! :-)

Well, I have imported OBJs sizes from 95-110 MB. So, if you are importing your Poser models as OBJ, you can stretch the limit. Plus, bigger file size of Vue scene itself has it's toll, I'm sure you already know that. Meanwhile, Vue gets a little unstable after importing several PZ3 files, despite their sizes. So, rather then size, the question may be better said as how many PZ3s YOUR Vue can handle?

It was an excellent image, masterfully done and well worthy of all the votes. Congrats to you.

You have to have a alpha version of your colored picture. You can do it in your Paint Shop Pro. Then you have to load both colored & ALPHA picture together. The red Arrow is invert option, after you load your alpha, you click "invert" to get the picture right!