Wundebar! Thanks.

Hey, that's my birthday too!!

Thanks for the info. I'll sit and try to digest it (it's all very technical ;-) I have a pair of puffy pants I'm working on which have fairly large legs and I tried turning off the spherical zones, which seemd to work okay and I re-saved the CR2, but then when I went into it again and tried posing it a different way, it didn't look right. I tried messing around with the zones last night and I roughly made the red and green spheres the same size and location, is this not the proper way to do it? I see it has something to do with inclusion areas and exclusion areas? I think I pretty much made them into long ovals that encompassed each pant leg.

Thanks! That did the trick!

How do I go about doing that?

That should be "y'all" ;-) Great banjo! I'm grabbin' it now....

That looks better, but I've seen other pictures of her, too, where it looks like she has AWFULLY wide shoulders. I don't mind the muscular, compact, athletic look, but it they seem a bit too wide for the rest of her frame. But, like everyone is saying, personal preference ;-) I'm debating on her....right now I don't think I will get her, mostly because of the cost and also the fact that there are a bunch of other toon gals out there that I like better. Now, if someone would PLEASE make a toon and/or anime guy!(besides Pal, of course)

Man, that G.I.R.L. looks like a linebacker! What is with the shoulders?

That Luna model on CGtalk is beautiful! I'm floored by all the swirly-Q stuff - there is no way I could ever model that! I have actually just started getting into anime/manga. It's different and I like the way they express emotion (even the exagerrated chibi style). I prefer the toony stuff to the realistic stuff. If I want to see perfectly airbrushed people, I can open any fashion magazine. If one wants to capture more "realism", pick up a camera and go downtown - all the realism you could ever want to see.

Hey, Pzrite, Just look at it this way - the people who have their posts into the hundreds and thousands, probably don't have a life and spend all their time online anyway! ;-) Sort of like myself! ;-)

Hmmm....of course, the word "elite" has mostly a negative connotation, but it merely means "a group enjoying superior intellectual, social or economic status". You could say that a certain small group of people on 'rosity enjoy an "elevated intellectual status" bestowed upon them by their peers here - people like Geep and Ockham and SnowSultan. I don't personally consider this bad - they have earned that status by their knowledge and contributions. I think you will find this in any "community" or "gathering of folk" - certain members "rise to the top" - natural leadership abilities, organizational abilities, food-getting abilities, what have you.... It's a neutral thing - can be used for good or evil ;-) Anyway, what this has to do with the original suggestion, I have no idea GRIN

Well, quite a few people thought so. The person is either a troll or someone with some pretty twisted views about fairies. Either way, IMHO, I think it was an inappropriate comment.

That always kind of bothered me, too - people thinking that just because you don't have anything in the galleries, that you are a troll, etc. I only have two pictures in the galleries, and just put them there about a month or two ago. (I spend far too much time collecting characters, clothing and props than actually making pictures with them!) I've been posting to the forums for at least a year. I know in some of the other BB systems they have a count of posts underneath their avatar picture. It would at least give you an idea if a person was posting at all, and how often. Don't know if it would give you any indication if they were a troll or not....;-)

Oops, sorry, I didn't notice the last sentence that said "after this evenings additions...". I'll check back later (got too impatient) ;-)