ScottK: You nailed it really well; is that all boilerplate? riskebiz: Before you talk to your MIS again, make note whether Poser is running or has run since the last Restart. If it is not the case, ask him what influence an application can have over your System extensions. If he comes up with something really good, be sure to let us know.

I proofed this twice! qusstion = question jje: i like the part about the suite coming in to work, because I work in the software industry and when you walk by suits ther're always saying (what you said) "they did what???!?!".

Darth of Darths: I think the expression is 'kul'(like way back in your throat). I just tried it. I bow down. (I can't find the origin of this thread, but that appears to be the case this hack is yours.) Scarab<-the self-descriptive: Your 'You know...' posting? Just as Internet started on the personal computer and is spreading to cellphones & etc; the General Public License ('Open Source') started in computer software as will spread into other areas. Imho, because it inoculates intellectual activity against commercial rapine. So it's happening all over. But, I agree the Poser community it off the graph. On topic, here's my qusstion: As soon as got Posette's hair pointed to Y-200 and saw the result, I put a 2nd box at Y200 and pointed her head at the, so w/ an Xrot her head stays upright. This get's close to what I can't figure out: I can Point at.. the camera with eyeballs, but if I do that with the head, counter-intuitivity ensues. A secondary target doesn't seem helpful. Any thoughts?

I've looked at these, and would have to say their not ready for their close-up. If you'd like to see a gallery of every imaginable VW, then it's http://www.virtualbeetlemuseum.com/. Be sure to check out the Beutler tour bus and the ste-by-step teardown and restoration of a (virtual) Hebmuller convert. Not to be missed, but I don't see any indication he offers the meshes.

...ummm; look for Poser3 PC-Mac Converters.

After Poser Maconverter I have to drop them on OBJconvert (by Hulbert) before they work.

Poser Macinstaller 1.0 by MartinC will de-reference those textures as a batch process (supposedly, I haven't tried). ...that your OS? I've downloaded it but haven't tackled it yet, it will do so much it scares me. It sorts everything into your Runtime folder and makes it all happy. It will alias everything into an ExtraRunTime folder so you can keep the Runtime folder unmodified. I expect it to be as indespensible as his Poser Maconverter 1.1.2.

Yellow? The only choice I got was red and blue... BTW, if you don't have a Zip drive yet; go straight to CD-R. There is nothing quite like the feeling of relaxed confidence you get from having your info on magneto-optical media. A blank disk costs one dollar; six Zips disks are approx. US$xx.99.

...uhmm. Message 1 of 1; wrong Forum? You got my attention; what did I miss? Check out the cover of Luftwaffe 1946 #13 (Antarctic Press, 8/98). Now that's a Zepplin -- 1910's era w/a 'Flying Tiger' shark mouth painted on.

Perhaps what Jon is looking for is a 'fall', sort of like a detached ponytail. Somthing you would tuck into other hairstyles to fill them out. I'm having rendering problems too, but that's unremarkable until I re-unzip or download again into a fresh install of Poser.

Von Dutch, So-Cal pinstriper, closely associated with Roth and Robert Williams, was using a flying eyeball as his logo as early as the 1930's. See Kustom Kulture (Laguna Art Museum/Last Gasp 1993, p. 20). Although it ultimately goes back to Greek mythology. Can't lay my hands on the name in Greek. Them hippies wuz appropriatin'. Anyway, when it filled downward on my screen, my first thought was the one-eyed one-horned Flying Purple People Eater.