Kings Crown can be found here at :http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?ViewProduct=24006

And I once found a link to a loin cloth here:  http://www.tagame.org/ .  But I caution you about the second link, even though the downloads are free, the sight is some weird Japanese gay Poser sight.  

I used these in a couple of postings when "The Passion" was released.

Penguinisto,

I like all your points, they all click; especially creative thought.  How many big boobs and fat lips can one stand before we all yell a collective--ENOUGH!!! 

Say what you will about computer graphics, no matter the program, they are just another tool of artistic expression like a camera, paint brush, or hammer & chisel--it's the talent of the artist that will shine through. 

Personally speaking, learning the scope of a particular program drives my creative thought which in turn drives my desire to learn more.   For those who have a true love of art and want to create: they will be driven to learn from artists the rules and techniques to make the most of their talent and vision.

One of the things I appreciate most about Rendersoity is when a piece catches your eye, you can check out that persons gallery to see their progression: or often times wonder how it was done and thereby try and learn their technique; if the artist is willing to share and many do.

For those who are hobbyists, they will continue to make Vicky et al with big appendages to satisfy their prurient desires.  There is a distinction and Renderosity plays host to them all.  But that doesn't mean anyone has to give them attention.  When I go to an art museum, there are works I don't care for, same here.  Fortunately, some of that can be filtered.

Hopefully though, some will read your post and get it and Rendersoity will be the better for it.

I do recognize a lot of R'osity posts.  None of mine, I must not be good enough yet to be stolen.  Oh well, I'm practicing.  You know you've arrived when your work gets stolen.

Thanks DarkEdge, but it has to be open.

mrpeabody--I saw a few things I can modify

P.S. You know, I like the variety of product at P-World, but the way they organize the stuff is inefficient.  Takes to long to find stuff.

Thanks ialora, I'll give'em a look-see.

Reason #4 was all I was waiting for--I'm in.  I've got about a half-a-dozen scenes that were to complicated to render with P6.  Now it looks like I'll be able to finish them. 

I look forward to more creativity expressed in the galleries now: instead of just one naked V3 every third post or so, perhaps we can have a whole host of them.  Imagine that, thousands of naked V3's & Jesse's flooding the galleries every day.  Yipee!!   I doubt there'll be room for the Brycers or Terrageners anymore.  

I was once told by a tech at Poser that if you have a big render job you can restart in "diagnostic startup" mode and it will free a lot of memory and improve render speed.   Run>msconfig>check "diagnostic startup" and restart, run Poser and render your file.  It has helped me in a few instances.  Supposedly, it does a minimal load and could be a simpler way to unload all the things previously discussed. 

I like Poser a lot but I sure don't feel like shelling out $129 for a few new figures.  I've got plenty from Daz.  The things I would like to see and that would make me open my wallet is dual core processing and a faster Fire Fly (more than 20% faster) that doesn't run out of memory especially with more complicated scenes.  Oh! and for the future, compatibility with MS Vista.  E-frontier, take it from experience: I'm in sales and you don't get'em by keeping secrets.

Thank you Jay, You gave me the clue I needed; the Tutorial I was trying to find was at DAZ. Thanks

Thanks for your instructions. Once I get some time I will try these out.

Thanks for the replys. Sorry Jack, being the author of this thread therefore the beginner I wouldn't know where to start a guess.

Thanks for the reply. I have a Canon Digital Rebel XT and I bought a 12-24 wide angle lens and a macro lens along with a standard 28-105 lens.

I just bought a Canon Rebel XT. From what I gather, it is one of the hotest cameras going and you can add all the lenses you want. From the reviews, it seems to have the best quality pictures going. You can check out a good review at http://www.dpreview.com/. I found the body on the net for $600.00. Great value, most prices are around 800-1000.