It looks like the bones were applied upside down to the hair model. Where the base of the bones should be on the top, but they start at the bottom. I'm going to try and rebone it and see if that helps.

Diane your site is great and right down my alley, 3DCC has been very good to me in the past. Don't worry about Ron, I've noticed in the past everytime he is "confused" it's just his way of letting everyone know he disapproves of something. Good luck in your new project!

Thank you!

movida - What is this Bushi's Face Shaper you speak of? Where may I find it? Thanks!

Okay, this place is now officially more militant and uptight than the PFO used to be. I suggest we all move on back over to the PFO where things are definitely more relaxed and focused on ARTWORK and FUN!

Thanks for the heads up Stefy, I too deleted it from my library. I'm sorry people have to be so dishonest. And I'm sorry some people are so full of themselves that they can't even understand your post. Talk about adding insult to injury. geeez!

I don't post much around here, but I just wanted to add my "Wows!" and "Thank you's". You are extremely talented, I've created a few sci-fi scenes, but yours puts them to shame. I am truly inspired, and that is my highest compliment I can give! Thank you for posting it in Free Stuff, I would have gladly paid for it!

Page 33 of the Poser manual tells you how to add an additional figure to your scene. There are also many good tutorials in said manual!

I think you forgot one (my favorite): Alt/Click on the dial (in purple) to reset the value to it's default value. BTW, is there a way to change the default value?

I've had no problems so far (using WindowsXP) I applied all the textures using the MAT poses (including the transparencies). The only thing weird I noticed so far is that the textures weren't applied on her nipples. I had to manually apply the textures.

Micheleh wrote: ".....I saw once where someone had painted an intersection sign to look like a shwastika- I immediately went to the nearby Jewish Community Center (they have a great gym) and told them. They unpainteed it." Okay, so this is my point. Why did you take action in this instance? Because you know what that symbol represents. Does it matter if it was some high school kid that painted it as a prank or if it was the KKK spreading a message of hate. No, it doesn't really matter, the end result is that the very sight of it is not socially acceptable (except maybe in the history books) Legume: I am a big fan of Mel Brooks and I loved The Producers, however it did jolt me a little bit to see Hitler dancing around. I didn't complain because I know Mel Brooks doesn't hate Jews, because he is one. His MOTIVATION was innocent. This reminds me of the recent Boston Public episode where they discussed when and where the N word is acceptable (notice I don't type it out, because the word itself is offensive). It seems that it's okay that African American people can use that word with each other, but the eyebrows get raised when a white person uses the word, simply because most of the time, when it comes out of the white person's mouth it has feelings of prejudice or hate attached to it. Once again, it seems to me that your motivation is not one of hate, so as far as I'm concerned the matter is dropped. You're a weird strange guy with a warped sense of humor, that somehow likes to get us sensitive people all tied up in knots. But I appreiciate you indulging me (sort of) and not personally attacking me, which I tried not to do to you.

To clariy >>MY<< position again (which started this whole discussion: I don't oppose Legume, I am not taking any sides. As far as him winning Artist of the month, that is not the issue, I'm sure the people that voted for him are great fans of his artwork. The issue for me, which has been made clear during the process of this entire thread is the motivation behind his artwork. It boils down to either: 1 - Irresponsible disregard for sensitive issues (which if you live and interact in a social community is a skill that is much prefered) 2 - Or bigotry, predjudice, superiority, hate. The other thing I realized in this whole process is that Legume has not and will not admit to being in the second category. Which I didn't expect. In one of my previous posts I gave him the benefit of the doubt of being a just a whacky guy that means no harm. But that hasn't been confirmed either. So what gauge do we use to say something is inappropriate? Network television is usually considered about 5 or 10 years behind the times when it comes to what is socially acceptable (in language and behavior) But I don't think I would ever see his work on TV even in the next 10 years.

I really don't know how to answer that Micheleh, I know I didn't post for the reason of causing trouble. I wrote how I felt. So let me turn this around on you, suppose you saw something posted that offended you (as a person or a group). Probably you would do nothing. Suppose you saw it again, and then something again by the same person. Then what would you do? What am I going to do? Probably just shut up (I've said all I felt I needed to say) and avoid any other images by artists that are known to offend me. And hopefully give people something to think. End of story.

It's so easy to get drawn into all sorts of hypothetical questions. As it was said before, sometimes there is no right or wrong answers. I started this thread because of the way >>I<< felt. I was not trying to speak for any group or debate any moral issues. I, myself, would like to not see bigotry and hate messages in my Poser art. I still don't know if that was the intent though. As I said, Legume might be just a whacky strange kind of guy that has not experienced being on the other end of a situation where he felt demoralized or abused. On the other hand he might be a member of some radical skin head group that paints swastikas on temples. So, yes in that case, it does make a big difference (TO ME)at what is at the heart of his artwork.

My two statements were coming from the same place. I originally didn't want to get personal (I still don't) and point fingers at one person or name names. I will stop short of calling a person a racist, especially if I don't know the person. That's why I was trying to keep it general. And yes, if the art is being created from (or for) hate's sake, I still think they should not be allowed in the forum.