1.  Which Poser Figure do you want to portray you?  Why?

  I'm not sure--it depends on which character has the best "fat & ugly" morph

3.  If a Poser figure is used, who would you want to do the voice over?

  I used to do radio, so I could do my own V.O.

4.  If real actors are used, which Actor/Actress would you want to play your part?

  Stephan Root, even though he's shorter than I am

1. Is your character good or evil?

  Evil is more fun to play.

1. Will your character be a major lead player or have a smaller part?

  Probably a supporting character.

1. Will your character be killed or end up the hero(ine)?

  I would hope not the former, and the latter would seem unlikely.  I could, however, be the hero's wingman.  Maybe wounded, but survive...

8.  Where would the movie be filmed?

  At least one scene near Banff, in the Canadian Rockies would be nice.

1. Who would Direct it?

  Don't have a clue on this one

I wouldn't have a problem with any of them.  Then again, I have a hard time getting upset over "underage" electrons.  I figure that real life CP is enough of a problem without having to invent a fuss about something that might, if it involved a real person, be mistaken for CP

I wonder if you could do it with dynamic clothes....

I ended up with my nick about 20 years ago.  I was working as a disc jockey at a local radio station, and a flu bug hit the staff.  At one point, there were only two of us well enough to be on the air, so the two of us worked six hours on, six hours off, six hours on...

I was working the 12-6 shifts, and after several days of this, we were both getting a little loopy.  One morning at six, I closed out my shift and said "Coming up after the news, it's the World Famous Tony Eli!" (complete with trumpet fanfare).  He got on the other mic and asked "If I'm world famous, then what are you?".  I answered "Well, I work overnight, so I'm only 'Almost Famous' ".

The nickname stuck, and when I got my first e-mail account, I could only use eight letters, so I chose 'almostfm'

Quote - "BLASPHEMY! I shall unleash the agent of My Holy Wrath upon you all!"

In the name of all that is holy--NOOOOOO!

I've got to admit that if I could "build" a woman from a kit, she'd look like Audrey Heburn (although I'd probably go with the early to mid-60's verison). Hey--wait a minute...I can build a woman from a kit!

Congrats from me, too! I really enjoy hockey, even though I don't think I've ever actually seen a goal scored :-) I think my favorite quote comes from "The West Wing"... "Scoring in hockey seems to come out of nowhere. The play-by-play guy is always shocked. LePeiter passes to Huckenchuck who skates past the blue line. Huckenchuck, of course, was traded from Winnipeg for a case of Labatts after sitting out last season with... Oh my God, he scores!"

templargfx, That's really cool! Plus, I like the fact that all you have to do to change the paint color is to adjust the "simple color", and still keep the "flake" effect.

XENOPHONZ, In 2003 I got dragged into a lawsuit over things that were said in a Usenet newsgroup (I didn't say any of the things alleged in the suit, but got named as a defendant anyway). So it can and has happened. After about three months, the plaintiff amended the complaint, and I was dropped from the suit. It ended up costing me a couple grand that I didn't really have, and was told by my attorney that while I could try to recover my legal costs, the plaintiff had probably made sure that they didn't have any recoverable assets before they ever filed. For what it's worth, (and IANAL) from my understanding of the CDA, AOL should be immune from the suit. It doesn't prevent the suit from being filed, but they should get dropped quickly. Of course, if you're AOL, your defense cost is little more than a rounding error in calculating business expenses. For somebody who runs a site part-time, it's a bigger hit to the wallet.

I haven't had any problems, other than the ones that everybody else had.

I'm running 6, but I still have 5 installed because AFAIK, there isn't a Poser 6 compatible version of The Tailor. It's only a small PITA to copy characters and clothes from 6 to 5, load and resave them in 5, bring them in to Tailor to transfer the morphs, and then copy the new items back into 6...

I'm pretty sure there is a Python script that will drop (or raise) a figure to to floor, or if it's a short walk, you can go to each frame and hit Ctrl+D to do the same thing.

Robo2010, If you're running Poser 6, there should be a camera setting called "yon", which controls how far away from the camera stuff is rendered. Try setting that number really high, and try the render again.

Could you also scale them to 0%, and then back again? I know moving them might be easier, but if you're doing NVIATWAS, you'd only have to scale Vicki and the sword :-)

Flandall, If you need them, I've got scans of the higher denomination US bills (from the $50 up to $100,000), as well as old Silver Certificates going back to 1928.