I downloaded it succesfullty this time. Thanks again.

Thanks SamTherapy. I had the same complaint that onimusha had. I just reorganized my pose folder that way and it works better for me.

Got it. Thanks!

Attached Link: http://www.alquier.org/linfa-net/cg/archives/_downloads/poser_python_scripts/index.html

You can export it as an .obj and arrange each bill to fit the texture you're using. It might be less of a hassle in the end.

You can also export it from Poser in .obj format. Click "Save as morph target" box in the export dialog box.

Do a search on Peng1. He/she had a bathtub prop a few years ago in the free section.

I've found that the polygons slit apart when I move a figure more than 3 miles from the center. I can't remember how many PNU's that comes out to.

The compositiion works well and the high caontrast helps but the raindrops distract me from it. Is there a transperency setting for them? Also Dr. Geep has a tutorial on the wave deformer so you can create the water ripples in Poser if you wanted.

Is it true? Are people really being civil about this topic? clicks heels Theres no place like home

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/freestuff.ez?Form.Contrib=mapps&Topsectionid=0

Get a copy of UVMapper and on the tool bar hit Tools > Vertices > Split Vertices. The problem is that Poser renders polygons so that they will bulge. This is so that the figure models are more life like and without flat planes. UVMapper has a variety of tools to maintain dynamic geometry and weld polygons to make models more Poser friendly.

Try using the image as a transperency map and texture map at the same time.

I would convert all the motion to linear interpolation and use 3 key frames per blink (opened-closed-opened). This would save keyframes and ensure that the eyeslids stayed at a constant state when not blinking. How much fluidity do you need in an eyelid motion anyway?

Front row seat! Been waiting for this one.