Quote - You can call him what you want. The message implied is - darker skin equates to guys with guns. Which attachs itself to a whole host of other negative racial / ethnic stereotypes which are actually, speaking through a degree in poly sci/criminology which specialized in studying 'notions' and 'institutionalized normative assumptions' about crime and race, not fully accurate despite public perception. But that's off-topic here. They are however, not hip-hop so much as hoodlum. Taking into account Tyger_purr's comments, it looks like a hip-hop look is just hard to make... The jeans are good, but it is regretable if it is true that making a genuinely baggy look is not possible without dynamics.

I felt the same as you regarding the above images. When I picture Hip-Hop clothing, I envision Avarex jackets, Timberlands, loose fitting jeans, over-sized sweatshirts, and fitted baseball caps.  I guess I'll have to either keep searching the internet or learn to make my own clothing. If I CAN learn how to make my own urban clothes, I'll be sure to post them here for the Renderosity Community approval first! Thanks everyone for your imput.

Thank you for all of you guy's help. I discovered that only with the Miki character (so far), Poser6 will default the extraction into the "Download>Runtime" folder instead of the main Runtime folder regardless. Even if I set it to go elsewhere. So what I did was copy and paste just the Python scripts from the Download>Runtime>Python scripts folder into the main one and everything is working fine now.

I've loaded several figures in the main Runtime folder and they extract to THAT folder. But for some strange reason, Poser would split Miki into two different runtime folders. Starnge indeed.

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"...The "space alien" look happens when the injections are doubly applied, like doing the full body morph and then applying the head morph over it. Python is the scripting language that Poser uses to execute external scripts. The error messages suggest that either Python is not installed correctly, or not updated to SR2, or you are trying to use this on a MAC where it won't work because the scripts need "Tkinter" to function." -JunkoH In response to JunkoH, I am on a PC. Is this Python Script a separate program that can be installed separately and updated...if so and where? Also, I never double-injected the morphs, but still got the "alien" look after starting over with a new Miki base model. "...Python scripts *some) have to be stored on the same Runtime you work in. Miki, I've noticed has a big "lag" on commands." -richardson In response to richardson, how do I store my Python scripts into the runtime folder (Inside my Download folder in Poser6)? Thank you all for your responses.