I still haven't received an answer from them.  May I ask how you contacted them?  Your contact seems more responsive than their technical support contact.

You got a faster response than I did.  I sent an email to their Tech support and haven't received an answer yet.  Judging by what you've learned, the newest version of Poser Physics works in Pro 2010.

I have an older version, so I will have to consider updating.  Which will likely cost me $50 to do.

Thanks, Uncle808us; it's greatly appreciated!

I don't know much about Poser Physics, but if any of the objects are still touching, Poser Physics will force them apart, I know that much.

As for doing it in Poser Pro 2010, that is my quest, too.  I will have to write to the Smith Micro people to find out if there is a version that will work in Pro 2010, and then decide if I'm willing to spend another $50 to buy it.  Everything I've heard indicates that there is no upgrade path for items bought from the old Content Paradise store, and that's where I bought mine, of course.  [bitter smile]

I'll report back here if I learn anything.

Thanks, Stallion.

Actually, I read that thread yesterday.  Raven found a way to make M4 and V4 work with Poser Physics, not a way to make Poser Physics work with Pro 2010.  While important to know and remember (I'll have to make similar mods to my own V4 and M4), it isn't quite what I need.

I do thank you for the effort, though; it's very much appreciated.

I must have an older copy of Poser Physics, or perhaps it doesn't like my Windows 7 OS very much, as I can't seem to get it to work with Pro 2010.

(Sorry for resurrecting the dead, but I'm desperate to learn if there's an upgrade that will work with Poser 8 and Pro 2010 . . . and how to get it.)

As long as we're raising a "dead" but still-relevant topic here, I haven't received a newsletter in some time, either.

I do regularly receive announcements of wishlist item sales, bundle announcements, and received purchase confirmation of a recent purchase.

Thank you, Lady SaintFox.  Much of what you've said, I have had to learn over the years.  It is unfortunate, but the ignorant seem to outnumber the educated.

At any rate, if Leo does not achieve all of his goals, it will not be because he didn't try.  He sounds like the kind of person I wish I was.  :-)

But perhaps I've taken up enough of Antonia's thread.

True.

Shante, I can understand not wanting to apply for handicapped status because of the stigma.  I did not wish to, either.  Worse, my handicap is clinical depression, so it's invisible.  And there are a lot of people who feel that depression is something you can just "be a man" and get over it.  It isn't.

I do not like thinking of myself as handicapped.  Sometimes, I even forget that I am; it's invisible to me, too, sometimes.  And then I find myself unable to get out of bed or perform something routine and I get smacked in the face with it again.

Life became somewhat easier after I applied for Social Security disability and I satisfied their requirements.  But I'd really rather be self-sufficient again.  Given the choice.

I also wish more of you people with back pain could consult with my former roommate's doctor.  Jim was going to be in a wheelchair within six months to a year, the way he was degenerating.  Three years after surgery, he's a body builder.  He still can't do some things, and some of the nerves in his legs are still atrophied, but he's in no danger of being confined to a wheelchair any more.

Quote - This is the issue I'm talking about.

I'm not even seeing the issue you're talking about.  And if it sometimes happens with real humans as well, I'd say you've achieved your goal of a realistic eye liner.

Quote - If I recall the playground rules correctly, you have to cross an odd number of things, or it breaks it.  Sort of a kid variation on the double negative idea that was touched upon earlier.  :unsure:  So be sure to count, when crossing stuff for luck!

Was that crossing an odd number of things, or crossing a number of odd things?  I was always confused on that point.

So it does!  Thanks, WandW!  I must have slipped somewhere when I edited the link, because I thought I did the exact same thing.

At any rate, it will be a purely temporary problem as I informed Phil before I mentioned it here.

Quote - For those of you who have PhilC's Clothing Designer suite, updates for Clothing

Looks like the OBJ2CR link for Antonia might be broken:  it tries to give you the Clothing Designer update for Antonia.  Editing the link gives a "file not found" warning.

Beautiful faces and beautiful hair for a beautiful girl.

Leo, I'm glad that you're doing better, and have every expectation that therapy will do wonders for you.

Use that free ivy generator program,  and whether it's the fourth moon of Yavin or Angor Wat, it'll fit right in.  :-)