RAMNIMUS: Thanks for your input. : )

RandC: Thanks for the info.

Acadia**:** Thanks for the technical breakdown of the program, that helps a lot for my understanding of the program. Also thanks for the link Daz’s old forum conversation about the wardrobe wizard. It was cool to see the pictures of how one outfit was changed from one another to fit on a specific character. And frankly I think the 60 bucks is worth it now that I have seen what the program can do, and also considering how much I've already spent on the Poser wardrobe closet!

I thank you all for weighing in on my question. Cheers!

-James

What do you consider low RAM? I say yes the more RAM the better when using one or two displays, especially in an OpenGL environment which is what the Poser previews are, if you have more RAM on your video card you wouldn't have to look at those box shaped characters when moving their extremities. There are a lot of decent video cards out there with 256 MB of RAM for about $50. Can you put a link up on what exact video card you're looking at?

Quote - I use Wardrobe Wiazrd, available at http://www.philc.net , and I love it.  It works like a dream!

  What if I wanted to use the particular clothing that I changed on V3 again, would I have to use the wardrobe wizard to change it back? Or could I save a copy for V3 and V4?

Thanks raven & pakled I'll go take a look at both.

-James

Virtua36: They have some of the coolest thanks for Poser that I have ever seen. And it's so cool to be able to view a particular product in its 3D form. I owe you another thank you for that link to that awesome catalog of imagination.

James

Thanks for the link Virtua36 I really appreciate your help. I'm off to go take a look now.

Cheers,

James

@Little_Dragon: Does Mimic automatically do the head side to side and up and down based upon particular types of words? Are you using the Mimic plug-in for Lightwave? Because I believe that's the only version out if I'm not mistaken? I was very impressed by the small video clip. Now they're just needs to be some expressions on her eyes, that is if you plan on keeping Sean Connery's voice! :-)

Cheers,

-James

Thank you everybody! I just love this community forum because everybody that has ever answered any of my questions is so helpful and nice. Thanks again.

-James

I'll go check out the ones that you all mentioned. Thanks everybody for your help.

-James

Thanks for your replies. I'll go check out those programs. Thanks again!

James

@stormchaser: I really like your outcome of the character from the two links that you posted. The thing that I liked most about it was the facial expressions that she had. Keep up those awesome morphs I'd love to see some more, so I'm going to add you to my favorite artists list so that I can keep tabs on what you're doing.

@Jim Burton: Does standard V3 clothing fit Ingenue Vickie?

-James

Thanks for the link Acadia. And beryld I'm not sure about the modeling question, but I'll give your other tips a try. Thank you both for your input.

James

Okay it's been settled on which magazine that I'm going to subscribe to. I went out the other day and bought the August issue of 3D World. Man they've got some awesome articles in the magazine but I think what sold me the most was their feature on landing your first job. While reading that particular story it gave me some cool insights about what I should focus on as a 3D novice still in school. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take a look at the other magazines that you all mentioned. It's just that I only had $15 to spend on “one” magazine. I thank you all for your input.

Cheers,

James

Thanks for your input. Maybe it was just those particular days that I tried downloading the stuff I bought. I'll have to go and give it another try. Thanks again and enjoy the week, even though it isn't Friday yet.

-James