To **Bobasaur:
** I just went to your web site and saw "Dude, You Suck" and just wanted to say how much I enjoyed that one too! :laugh:

To **Bobasaur:
** 'Spew' was a little gross, but it was an interesting effect to be sure! :-D
'StarTot' is sooo funny! Wonderful job on that! Got quite a few laughs on that one!
Also, I went to your gallery and just wanted to say how much I liked your  "Taming The Technology" image!

To zorares:
Re: "I wish more people would post, I'd like to see how others have developed."

Yea, me too...hopefully more will post over the next day or two? Maybe?

To slakrboy:
Re: "When I look at some of the old movies I've done, I get positively embarrassed.  Probably the same thing will happen with 3D!"

Yep, been there. It took me a long time to get up the nerve to post my 'then' picture, yet it's what got me where I am now. When I started with 3D, I had no idea of Renderosity or any other 3D communities. I was also in the dark about finding tuorials and other methods of help. Sooo, I struggled to learn on my own with no-so-good results. Then, three years ago, I found this place and that led me to other places and well, here I am. If it wasn't for the kindness of others, I wouldn't have learned as much as I have, nor would I have such a HUGE library of 3D freebies I have collected over the last 3 years!

To slakrboy: Oh my gosh did I ever get a good laugh at the **"**stranded-high" vidoe when the chick punched Zeb - the look on his face was priceless!!! I laughed out loud so suddenly that my cat ran out of the room! Your videos are awesome!

To zorares: Your 2001 render reminds me of mine, though you had a much more complex scene than I ever attempted at that stage. I can definitely see your growth as an artist!

I'm sorry your gallery won't be here anymore - I'll have to make regular visits to your web site to see your images. I love your stuff and don't want to miss it!

Thanks for the response guys!

To the 'TheBryster' - that made me giggle  :biggrin:

Best regards...

Thanks for starting this thread Lyrra!  :thumbupboth:

Ahhh! I just now noticed the shopping cart button - I clicked and giggled - way cool!!! LOL

Very impressive -  Thanks ever so much for alerting us to your site!! happy dance

Thank you...what a wonderful prop you have freely given us - Very much appreciated! :-D

Thanks so much Sharen! It's very kind of you to post here and offer to get it to me - Yes, I did find it, [downloaded it from your site a while back], and I'm playing with it now. It's a wonderful prop! Thanks again!

Thanks burntime! I knew I had seen one somewhere! Luckily, I had downlaoded it when it was available. I just didn't realize that it was buried in 50 gigs of Poser stuff, but I found it! Yea!!! Thanks again! :-D

Thanks nruddock. It isn't going to be a matter of simply renaming the folder since my entire 'Documents and Settings' folders are now located in this 'FLEXlm' folder. I wish it could be that easy... sigh

Thanks ghelmer. The programs I use have all been installed ages ago and I have not installed any new programs.

Thanks gezinorgiva:
"Flex LM normally installs to C:FlexLM and would only contain license files for software that uses the FlexLM license manager eg Alias."
-->I have not installed any new programs. The only thing I have installed recently is a couple of products from Daz.

"Take every thing out of the FlexLM folder that should not be there."
-->Uggg... I have over 53GB of stuff in my 'Documents and Settings' folders and the hard drive is almost totally used up - only a few gig of room left over. I won't be able to simply copy and paste the folder back to it's original location now, so I am at a loss.

"It is better to have your My Documents sitting by itself on C: and not in any other folder."
-->Totally agree. In fact, I was under the impression that moving the 'Documents and Settings' folder at all is a big no-no.

[I suppose I should have mentioned that I am not referring to the regular 'My Documents' folder. I am using windows 2000 professional and I am the administrator so to get to my 'Documents' folder, I have to go to the 'C' drive. Then choose the 'Documents and Settings' folder (which is now in that darned Flexim folder), then on to my User folder, then to the 'My Documents' folder - whew! That was a lot of info! :-)

I do hope I am not confusing anyone with the way I am explaining this - appologies if I am...

Thanks for the link - this will be very useful!! Fab site!

THANK YOU EnglishBob! That's exactly what I was looking for!!! Perfect!