big and fat bookmark! :thumbupboth: thx a lot!

i think it's a joint angle or falloff zones problem. a bit of finetuning (joint editor) might help. but why don't you just delete all the leg-bones and replace them with bodyhandles and/or magnets? afaik acadia has a link to a good tutorial for bodyhandles.

Quote - > Quote - our sincere condolences for your loss. it's possible that kiki's message was intended to be positive, and to agree that nobody would post a negative or critical comment in such a context of personal loss.

Thank you Miss Nancy for your condolences, I'd like to think you're wright but do you know this member?
If  this member was intented to be positive, and to agree that nobody would post a negative or critical comment in such a context of personal loss ; he would have expressed his condolences

i guess this person saw your image and the highlighted part of your included message and ignored anything else. personally, i hardly ever care about reading the creator's comments. now, you will understand that "Non Critical comments are prefered!!!" standing in a public and anonymous gallery is perfect to provoke cynical comments. if i were you i'd just call it a misunderstanding and ignore it

i don't know whether you'd care about holes in the torso or not, but to remove bodyparts take the dog to the setup room, select the bones you don't want one by one and delete them by hitting the del-key. click ok on the warning message when you leave the setup room. in the pose room you will find a new prop - the mesh of the deleted bodyparts. delete that prop. save the new dog in your library. poser will write a new .obj right next to the cr2. the simple way.

here's my penny... 1st thought - you have something which is 'better than nothing'. does that necessarily mean that you have something 'good'? 2nd thought - let's say, i have a product on the market and everybody is happy with it. should i change it? improve it? why should i? peeps like it as it is... ...the fact that we still have the same joint-crap for what must be almost a decade by now leads accordingly to one simple conclusion: we, the users, did not give poser enough 'flaming'!

well, looks like the time's up for changes... thx, sandy!

oh my, i knew it would end up like this ... upgrades! they always bring trouble into perfect harmony. i have to meditate about it. thank you for your assistance, jumper! er ... and, penguin! you can relax now. for the moment...:tongue2:

ouch, that hurts! look, it's bedtime where i live, so let's hope someone else is around to help you with this. otherwise i'll be back tomorrow and then we'll try to get it done, ok?

forget about saving props as figures, because you can't and because you don't need to. try the 'Poser 5 MAT Writer' here in the freebies. that's what i used for things like that. there's instructions on how to deal with smart props in the readme.