Yeah. What they all said. Me too. The weather turned way cold, and I had to move to a warmer climate, being a summer faerie and all. Thorne =};-}> (P.S. for those who follow such things, Happy Solstice!)

Thanks Vincent!

Very sexy!

Thanks! Now I can spam you! MWAH HAHAHAHAHA....... (Just kidding!) -T

KEWL!!!

But will they have good models? Ahhh.... that's the question...

How 'bout "Vampires-R-Us"? or maybe "GetBit.com" HA! or "SuckThis.com" or "Blood-N-Babes" teeheeheeheeheeheeheee....
Seriously, what's wrong with "Sacred-Truth"? sounds like a fine name to me.
Thorne

Well, duh.... I guess now they ARE posted here...
Thong Sandals
Thorne

Hey Ikyoto! I have some shoes you might like at the other forum's fun stuff page. Just can't afford the bandwidth to post them everywhere at once, or they'd be here, too. Feel free to make them poseable!
Thorne

And thank you for the honor!
Thorne =};-}>

Nice job! I have those things all OVER my tree...

Does anyone want to talk about faeries?!!! does a satyr have a big.. uh, never mind. Sure! Let's talk... although, I guess I must admit that some of mine ARE the girl next door. Hey, live models are expensive! Okay, my faeries wear high-heels, too. But that's only because they all work at my modeling studio, see? I've been thinking of doing a tutorial on making faerie wings in RDS. There's a huge part of it though, that's just "...then you move the little points around till it looks good..." So I don't know how good of a tutorial that would be. The Froud faeries are excellent examples. There are many different types, from the waifish little girls that will get you arrested to the rather mean, ogre-ish looking ones. I make a lot of my wings patterned loosely around the Froud style. Try: Pointy ears (All the better to hear you clumsy humans crashing through the woods) Big eyes (All the better for dancing in the moonlight) Maybe even some antennae, for communing with the butterflies And, I agree with the leaf clothing mentioned. Just my 4 dollars and 38 cents worth. =};-}>

Okay... I got Poser 4... put all the character geometry in my Poser 3 directory... and promptly never opened the piece of $#!+ again. I have never seen such a buggy program in my life. No scaling on conformed conformable figures. All my dials were working totally backwards from P3. Junk! Every faerie picture you see of mine has been done in P3. So anyway, yes, .PZ3 files import great into RDS. There are some tricks to texture mapping. The best way I've found is to open the shader editor. Click on "Poser Scene". Then in the properties window under mapping, select the scene element you want to color or map. Double click the little icon in the scene element window, which will bring whatever map is there into the shader editor. Then you must unselect the "scene". Add a texture map, bump map, highlight, reflection, transparency, etc in the shader editor. Then, kill the shader editor window. Select the scene again, then open the shader editor window again. Drag and drop the shader editor icon over to the property window's scene element icon for the element you want to shade, then apply it in the property window. Anybody come up with a better way to do it? Seems that if you have the "scene" still selected in the properties window while you are working on shading, the shader editor will default back to the base shade, usually after you've spent about 15 minutes doing a combo blend of color + texure map, highlight, and bump map for the figures skin texture.... Boom! Have to start all over. So When mapping Poser scenes I always uses the two windows separate frome each other. Thorne

Hi Clint! Glad you're not gone from the forum scene. Good to have you back!
Thorne