I meant by swfreeman's model BTW... Greeg72

That is really good, I love the eyes, pretty much the whole face. It's probably one of the best I've seen. I'm trying to remember where that character is from (or what it looks like it's from) but I can't remember the freakin title which kinda upsets me. Was it Battle Angel? I so could use that model for the picture I'm trying to do. Greeg72

That's a cute picture, I like it. Maybe I'll get working on her sooner. I might try Ashitaka as well, don't know yet, all depends on how well she comes out. I'll probably get the tree spirits done first, they shouldn't be to hard to make. As for the wolves, I don't know yet. Greeg72

Actualy, I was going to try and make a Mononoke Hime model. I'll be also working on the tree spirits (which I find funny and cool) I think I'll make 5 different ones. I'll be putting them in freestuff when they are done, but I have so many other more important projects to do right now. Greeg72

Those eyes are kinda scary, but anyways, yea I wouldn't mind seeing what I could do with those morphs. I'm a animeartist, so doing things 3d is really different for me. Finding anime morphs was kinda hard. I'd probably download them if you release them. Greeg72

Hey Marque, I didn't really know that it sold for so much, I never really read much about it, but now I want to. Everytime I look at that picture I'm just amazed by it. Lightwave though was used in many Hollywood films for the realism of space combat and effects it can make. It's one of the main programs Babylone 5 used. But then again, if you really want something well done, and just as good as Hollywood stuff, you'll be working on your project for a long time. Like the video I'm currently trying to do, I might be working on it for about a year. (Yay for me) Greeg72

Oh, lol, I didn't see them there, now I feel kinda dumb. Thanks for your help. Greeg72

Can someone tell me where I might be able to get mimic? Is there a demo version, is it free, if not, how much is it? A site would help. Greeg72

I've been using Lightwave for a while now, and know how to add bones and all that stuff. I got poser because making characters in lightwave was very hard for me. Thanks for that bit of info Nitreug (or Claude is it?), that should help a lot, but if using lightwave 6 gets better results I might use that instead. Or might just use both for different parts on what I'm working on. Depends on the detail I wont to go in. Thanks all for the help and useful tips. Greeg72

Never mind, I didn't notice the graph editor thing, that should be all I need... Greeg72

Thanks, but I'm doing more than just walking animations, but full body motions. Such as throwing a punch, pulling out a weapon, you know real movement type stuff. Maybe I'll put the poser figures into lightwave and add the bones to them, I think animating them that way would be easier than in poser. Greeg72

A challenge? Oh man, I too am looking for spiky hair. I thought of making my own, but I'm still learning on how to do simple hair. I didn't think spiky hair would be hard... well tell me too if someone makes or finds one Greeg72

Yea, I downloaded that program last night, I haven't tried it out yet though. I don't really need a book on lightwave, I already know enough to get by. I'm just trying to learn poser now. Thank you for you help. Greeg72

My dad gave me the program from someone else at his work, but he couldn't find the manual for me. He works in the computer department, so he can get me almost any program I need for my game. Is it at all posible to buy the book at a store or something? Do you even know if it talks about lightwave stuff? I'd like to make stuff in lightwave seeing as I already know how to use it, I'd rather not have to learn yet another program. Greeg72