Okay, I've verified with Phil that the textures may be re-distributed with the boots, added two lamé shaders from Bagginsbill, and packaged it in a zip file.

Er, what's next?

Ah!  Thank you.

That's a brilliant way of speeding up calculation times!  How did you make the low poly figure?

Thanks for the update; it's greatly appreciated.  It seems that Poser Pro 2010 x 32 and Poser Pro x64 have some issues with playing together nicely on the same machine, from the little I've experimented with it.

You mean I should upload them?

I'll have to check to see if Phil allows the texture to be re-distributed.  I know he allows the shoes created by Shoe Designer to be redistributed, but I'm less certain about the textures.

Thank you.  I sent her a site mail here on Renderosity; maybe I should check to see if she's read it yet.

Well, I could always shave her head.  She does look very sexy with a shaved head . . .

Saintfox, thank you for the lovely compliment.  I thought I'd add the volleyball outfit so someone could accuse her of being over-dressed.  [grin]

Paris Hair 65.  So this is not the Paris Hair that was created some time ago, I take it?  I'll have to add it to my wishlist.

Is the Paris Hair actually available anywhere?  I can't seem to find it.

I did very, very little, basically turning on the high heel morphs in the designer, and the thigh cuffs morph.  A little tweaking here and there to minimize poke-through.  From there, I used Phil's standardized boot texture. In short, nothing actually original here.

Had to tweak the foot settings to bend the boots to the appropriate shapes, which is something I should do AFTER applying a pose, not before, as most poses seem to change the foot settings.

I doubt you could get much variety out of Phil's designer, although with the right textures and transparency maps, it would look like much more.  OTOH, I've barely used it at all, so I have no idea just what can be done with this.

I've started that process.

Is re-compiling it for 64 bits a trivial or a non-trivial exercise?

My mistake:  I only glanced over the error message.

It said there was a module missing.

I installed PoserPhysics into the 32 bit directory, and it appears to be working now.

Poser 6 for MetaForm, PPro 2010 x86 for PoserPhysics.  Got it.  At least I can then save out the results as a scene file and import it into my preferred program, but it complicates the workflow.  :-(

Ah!  Yes, I'm using it with the 64 bit version of Poser Pro 2010.

Hmmm.  That doesn't seem to have worked:  I get the same error message in the x86 version.

It's a pleasure to meet you, sir.

Error message from the script run from the scripts menu is:

Traceback (most recent call last):
*  File "C:Program FilesSmith MicroPoser Pro 2010RuntimePythonposerScriptsScriptsMenuPoserPhysicsPoserPhysics.py", line 13, in ?*
*    import PhysicsToolsP7*
*  File "C:Program Filese frontierPoser 7RuntimePythonlibPhysicsToolsP7.py", line 25, in ?*
ImportError: DLL load failed with error code 193

I'm on a PC, running on Windows 7.  Poser 7, on the same machine, runs the initial script without error.

I appear to have that update.  But I get error messages when I try to run it with Poser Pro 2010.