If you change the name of a group, EasyPose Underground will check to see if any other body parts have a group with the same name and ask you if you'd like all of them changed at once.

In case you don't notice them, those underlined product names above each price line are the links to the product pages.

It'll be out before the end of the month, at RDNA.  In fact, I really ought to take the first version off the market.  I'll do that.  Thanks for reminding me.

I'd love to take a look at what Maveris has done, but I really don't have time at the moment.  I'm working to some very tight deadlines and it's not leaving me with much time for anything else.

My problem with the Angelyna wings has always been that I didn't think ERC was enough to do a decent job of posing them.  It does help, but the linear relationships you get from ERC aren't enough to handle motion as complex as wing motion.  The new Dependent Parameters in Poser 7 could potentially do it.  Dependent Parameter support is one of the things being added to EasyPose Underground 2, so when that's finished I'll be in a better position to take a look at building my own EasyPose add on for the Angelyna wings.   Realistically, I don't think I'll have time to look at the Angelyna wings again until October, when I get back from my overseas trip.

I just tried the jump rope download and it seemed to work fine for me.  I don't know what went wrong when you tried it.  Maybe it'll work when you try again.

The site below is old and I haven't edited it in about a million years, but the EasyPose posing turorials are still current if you want to have a look at those:
http://www.geocities.com/ajaxsoyyo/

As svdl and Gareee said, you wouldn't want to buy EasyPose Underground unless you are making figures yourself.

Quote - Oh! thought of something else.. will we be able to size the application to full screen?  On my 1600x1200 screen here, I'm loosing about 1/4-1/2 of my available screen realestate available

Resizing works really well for forms that consist of a main document window and a few toolbars, but for something like EPU, where there are over 250 separate buttons, text boxes, check boxes, dropdowns etc and no central document area, it's not really practical.  

I have to try to keep the form small enough to be sure it will fit on the screen of most Poser users.  With version 1, I figured 800 by 600 was probably the minimum screen size you could expect to be commonly used by Poser users.  These days I think it's reasonable to assume almost everybody has at least a 1024 by 768 screen res, so I've increased the form size up to 1000 by 750, which seems to be big enough to comfortably fit everything it needs to at the moment.   

That leaves unused screen real estate for people with higer res screens, but I'm not really sure how I could use that real estate anyway.  The list boxes are about the only thing I could usefully make bigger and most of those have more space in the new layout anyway.  Also, a lot of the new tools that pop up in separate windows (eg. hierarchy selector, dial group tool, Value Op Key editor) are resizeable, so where I can see a need for working space, I've tried to meet it with a separate window. 

I'm hoping for eary May.  I've been working on this thing since late last year and working on it pretty much full time for the last six weeks, so it's getting close.  I just have to hunt down and kill a few more bugs and get the conformingTarget thing working.

:huh:You're welcome, Charlie.  (....SMACK!!!!)

Heh, heh.  Yeah, I'm finding it pretty exiting myself. it's been a while since anything like this happened.  I think the geom switching tool was the last one (We can all thank the Dystopia city blocks for that - no way was I going to do all that swiching geometry by hand).

I'm particularly pleased with the dependent parameter support.  I haven't seen anybody really using dependent parameters yet, but I think once people start seeing what they can do they'll be popping up everywhere.  Of course, most of my ideas for using them involve obscure mechanical things or wriggling tails etc, but where I expect them to make the most difference to Poser is in the area of joint controlled morphs.  Imagine how much cleaner you could make a joint look if you could control exactly how much a morph is dialled to for each degree of joint bend.  With dependent parameters, you can do exactly that.