Lyne -  Your beautiful work has been included in many of images.  Your unique Pose Ready animals are amoung my favorite models. Not being a "real" Poser user, I really appreciated how easy they were to use, and how they brought an ordinary landscape scene to life. Thank you for your hard work, and for making these products available at a very reasonable price.  

All the best to you, 
John (jgmart)

Excellent materials!!  I just bought the TerraPack, and am playing around with it now.  Very valuable information and a great set of tools for my digital toolbox! 
Awesome work Chipp, thank you.   :)     

WOW - awesome !!!  Thank you so much for your time and for sharing these!

I have the same issue with Gizmo movement - I've recently updated the drivers on my Nvidia card and it's a little better now.  It's true about Vista needing 1 gig or more all the time, I have a 6 gig machine and never see more than 5 available for use. 
Since I upgraded Vue to 6.5 everything seems to be running smoothly with Vista. 

Enjoy your new machine - it looks like a powerhouse!

Running as administator hasn't been a problem  Vue seems to run pretty smoothly for me- I just think it's weird that no other app or program I have on the pc needs to be run in that mode - just Vue6I.  I would never have upgraded to Vista on an existing machine, but having it  on my new pc,  it works pretty well.

Just to throw my two cents in.... 

I have a custom intel 2.66 dual core with 4gigs of ram, running Vista Home Premium.  I can definitely say Vue6I wants to be run in administrator mode - actually, it's the only mode that will launch the program for me. It's strange because I didn't have to launch as administrator when I first installed Vue (from the cd),  but after one of the upgrades ( I don't remeber which one) I can only access the program as administrator.  Other than that, I haven't had any issues with Vue and Vista.

Great tutorial - thanks! 

  I've been having an issue editing colors since I upgraded to Vue6I. I'll go to change a leaf color to a darker green and end up with a rust color, or something not even close to what I wanted.  

What you're showing here makes perfect sense, because the primrose plant has a variety of petal colors all ready included, which can be adjusted to specific color you'd like.

I'm wondering about the plants that have only one color included* - is it a known issue that editing colors gives you some weird unexpected results??  An example,  the Realm Plants from Cornucopia - I can't touch the greens on those trees, I end up with grey or blue or other strange color.   Thanks for any add'l info!

John

Thank you for this really great tutorial!  I've had this set sitting in my wishlist at 3D Commune for a while. I'll now know how to get started when I purchase it.   :)

Wow that's an awesome render.  That's kind of like the scene I need to do. It's going to be an fall image with a distant barn seen throught the corn field. 

Thanks - I have the bundle in my shopping cart already, for next payday!  I really like the look of the stalks, they'll combine well with what I have planned for a farm scene.

Thank Gareee - I really like your deadcorn set too.  I'll probably get that set as well.  Thanks!

Thank you Lin!

That was the model I saw.  Great price too -  I'll run them through Poser and export to Vue. 

Thanks again :)

Excellent tut!  Always wondered how that was done. Thanks!

I miss her too...   She's the one that got me started with Vue.  A very talented artist, and a really great person.

Thanks iloco - no I didn't select the another path during installation, I let everything default.  I think I'm going to leave them in with the documents, all my other models and stuff are there also, so that seems like the best place.

Trying to get used to Vista and an upgrade of vue is really overload for me.  Vista has too much stuff going on for my taste - I'm in the process of turning most of it off or just deleting it. 

Thanks again :)