In the short animation tests I've run, it looks amazing in motion. 

But, in face close ups so far,  it looks terrible.

I found adorana's web page

http://www.adorana.de

Lengthening a bit at a time is giving more control of the hair curving over the head.

It looks like hair groups can't collision detect other hair groups.    It's pretty messy when one layer sinks into the one below.

Quote -  It depends on what your requirement for "best" is. Do you want to use Poser assets with minimal translation? Do you require physically accurate / non-biased renders? Do you need speed?

Personally, as an animator I'm looking for speed + quality. For my needs, there is nothing better than Photorealistic Renderman, as I'm sure several Hollywood studios would agree.

PRman's strengths include extremely fast render times in high polygon scenes (it was originally designed to render a 1500 x 900 pixel frame in one minute to be able to complete a 90 minute movie in one year) ; motion blur and displacements have negligible impact on render times; many intensive calculations (raytracing, AO) can be pre-processed and cached; it is completely extensible; the basic set of its controls are directly related to Firefly's and Poser has had RIB export since AFAIK version 3.

PRman's (apparent) weaknesses include lots of studying; nearly esoteric and exclusive user base; the command line version...is...well, command line; setup of raytracing is less intuitive than any other render I've personally seen; $$$$

Did you say a "year"? 
(Is that with or without dynamic hair?)

Quote - Ken-Ichi Kutsugi created Yuki Terai.

Thanks so much for the link. 

She's cuter than a button.  I wish they would put out an action figure of her.  Something I could put next to Rikku on my shelf.

I bought TY2 50% off during the Black Friday sale.  

There was another sale price for TY2 sometime last year.

Are you signed up for CP's newsletter?  It should keep you in-the-know, when she's on sale again.

btw- How do you pronounce Terai?    Terry? Terr-I?

Cheers

I use the Collections feature in the Library, so I don't have to hunt for my favorite content.

What's nice, I can put all of Aiko's stuff in one collection folder.  I have more stuff for her than any of the other figures.  I can sense TY2 getting jealous.

I searched flickr  for visual kei   and   bishonen. 

Lots of pretty characters.  I'm not really seeing what I would personally consider 'frilly'.

I'm really glad you posted this. 
My idea of pretty men dress is still living in the Glam 80's. 
(Remember the singer from 'Hanoi Rocks'?)

Do you mean cross/dressing outfits?

Cheers,
Lara

Oops I meant to post this in the Poser Forum.

I don't' see any options to delete this message or edit it.

SORRY!

-Lara

I bought TY2 and Lycanthropy for Koji.

Haven't gotten much sleep since, working on projects too much.

How do they make Library buttons for INJ morphs?

And Library/POSE add Material buttons?

It's certainly more convenient than going to the Material Room every time.

Quote - > Quote - Result BEFORE adding Reflect node:

-Can't see through the water.

Use refraction to get a real water effect (see trough).

Your gothicspa looks awesome.

Quote - Baking them actually works for a couple reasons. One is that if you make a big enough procedural it becomes slower than an image map. Second, the texture filtering of an image map can be an advantage when viewed from a big enough distance.

Yes you can bake procedural patterns in Poser - good self-catch there pjz99. :) I've posted on this in regard to the Loom before.
 

Cool.  Do you have a tutorial out on how to bake in Poser?

Thanks. 

Cheers,
Lara

It's so much easier to add body hair, than removing it. 

M4 has monsters in his bedroom.

At first I tried to paint the lines, but then I realized the default texture map made by uvmapper made an interesting fishnet design.

I plugged the 2D material node into the first socket.

-Lara