Yeah, but sometimes it happens with pieces of clothing that wont cover entire body parts, so hiding is not an option.

I'll play with the smoothing angles and see if that helps, I'll make a few renders with different settings and see what the effect is.

Best looking grass I've seen made in poser, better than any prop IMO, thanks for sharing!
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Probably odd to mention and that's the point, I'd like to see some feet and toes shapes, no matter how much I morph a figure feet end up looking the same every single time. I'd like to see some longer/shorter toes and some weight effects on the feet, spreading toes, etc. Just thinking out loud.

From Smith Micro Tech support
Custom options for Poser7 and Poser Pro

If you encounter particular issues when running Poser 7, there are some custom settings which can be applied- but these are not available within Poser's user interface; it's necessary to use a text editor to edit the Poser configuration settings file (Poser.ini for Windows, Poser Prefs file on a Mac) and make certain specific changes. First however the SR3 updater must be applied. Then, before launching Poser, locate (but do not delete) the preference file as described in this Knowledge Base article and open it in the text editor of your choice. Make the indicated changes, save the file and quit the text editor. Then launch Poser and see if the situation has improved.

1. Windows owners with certain ATI graphics cards may notice that Poser takes a long time to highlight the body part or prop that is moused over (due to the long delay it may appear that items are not highlighting at all.) This complicates the job of selecting parts to pose; the situation can be greatly improved by editing the Poser.ini file to set the PREVIEW_OGL_OBJECT_BBOXPICKING entry to 1 (from the default zero.)

If you encounter particular issues when running Poser 7, there are some custom settings which can be applied- but these are not available within Poser's user interface; it's necessary to use a text editor to edit the Poser configuration settings file (Poser.ini for Windows, Poser Prefs file on a Mac) and make certain specific changes. First however the SR3 updater must be applied. Then, before launching Poser, locate (but do not delete) the preference file as described in this Knowledge Base article and open it in the text editor of your choice. Make the indicated changes, save the file and quit the text editor. Then launch Poser and see if the situation has improved.

1. Windows owners with certain ATI graphics cards may notice that Poser takes a long time to highlight the body part or prop that is moused over (due to the long delay it may appear that items are not highlighting at all.) This complicates the job of selecting parts to pose; the situation can be greatly improved by editing the Poser.ini file to set the PREVIEW_OGL_OBJECT_BBOXPICKING entry to 1 (from the default zero.)

2. OS X users who run Poser under Windows in Boot Camp may also encounter drawing issues when mousing over body parts or props. These can be resolved by editing the Poser.ini file to change the PREVIEW_OGL_PRELITEORDER_NEW entry from its default zero setting to 1.

3. Users of certain nVIDIA chipsets or video cards may encounter performance issues in camera movements when the Hardware Shading option is active (in the Preview tab of Poser's Render Preferences.) Editing the Poser.ini or Poser Prefs file to change the PREVIEW_OGL_HWSHADING_INTRACKING entry from its default setting of 1 to 0 (zero) should reduce this lag .

4. OS X users who run Poser under Windows in Boot Camp may also encounter drawing issues when mousing over body parts or props. These can be resolved by editing the Poser.ini file to change the PREVIEW_OGL_PRELITEORDER_NEW entry from its default zero
   setting to 1.

5. Users of certain nVIDIA chipsets or video cards may encounter performance issues in camera movements when the Hardware Shading option is active (in the Preview tab of Poser's Render Preferences.) Editing the Poser.ini or Poser Prefs file to change the PREVIEW_OGL_HWSHADING_INTRACKING entry from its default setting of 1 to 0 (zero) should reduce this lag .

I tried a lont time ago with Poser 4 and it was frustrating, nice to know we can now animate visibility with Poser 7, never tried.

Thanks for the info.

You know phantom3D, I admire your skills as much as I admire your humility, as BeastBlack said, you have done a lot of research and came up with something impressive.

And I dont care about either one, I just would like Vicky to bend this nicely (lol that can be taken in more than a way) =P

Mybe you're right, but Phantom3D seems to enjoy working on his rigs more that most of us would.

Also he mentioned he would be honored to have Daz use his rigs, he was hoping they would use it for M4, so I figured he might consider it.

Quote - At least you guys aren't making dynamic clothes, so I can't call you guys a 'Dynamic Duo'. :lol:

:lol:

Man, now everytime I work with V3 and V4 I wish they had your rigging, its just amazing. I heard you were rigging them, is it true? would a realease of that be possible? I'd be the first in line at the marketplace!

What a wonderful story, specially in this days when we think twice before trusting someone, specially a total stranger.

I'm so glad your kitten is well and happy.

I love cats, I had a couple, male and female, Milk and Trunks. Trunks died of cancer after a lot of treatment and care, he couldnt make it. I miss him everyday of my life, and its being over 5 years now. Milk feels lonely too, she's constantly in need of atention since then.

He was so unique, everytime I think of him I get tears on my eyes.

Select your Lights, go to the Properties and lower the Shadow Min Bias to around 2.2 and try with that.

Its the responsable for most of the shadow artifacts you get when using Raytracing. Poser 4 render engine doenst have Raytrace.

Quote - Freeware photoshop.

Better than Freeware, its Open Source!

Attached Link: GIMP

I 2nd that.

The interface take a little bit getting used to, but has everything you need.... well it has everything I need anyway =P

Animal Planet tv channel has this old show, "The  most xtreme" where they used P4 Male aka poser dork all the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfOQpLzb2sc&feature=related

Actually, I think its P3 Man, watch at 4:40