Personally, I think you might want to ask for Poser instead of Paint Shop Pro 10.

I tried Daz Studio before I got Poser6 and wasn't very impressed with Studio. Poser can do more things and can handle more of the freebies available than Daz Studio can. Then again, Daz Studio is a reasonable program and it is free, whereas Poser 6 is a bit of an investment.

I recommend using Studio for awhile to see if that method of artwork is to your liking. Studio can handle most freebies.

Message edited on: 11/30/2005 23:50

I know what you mean. Even though I wasn't using any of the Daz characters at the time and I was using Poser3, I still loved what was posted and was able to make use of much of it. Everything on that list was very well crafted. I was amazed and impressed with both the skill and the generosity of the merchants(and other kind folks) who donated to that event. It is a crying shame that they received evil for kindness. :(

That's so cute, Ernyoka. Thankyou for posting this! :)

This is such a lovely model, Ian Porter! Thanks for posting this! :)

Those look great, Mystic Nights. I love the modeling on these. It looks so organic. Thanks! :) I take it you also like the Harry Potter films?

They're sooo cute! :) Congratulations!

I am praying for both of you. I hope that Rose will not only survive, but also that you both will have years together.

Very pretty! I can almost hear an wolf's howl as I look at these backgrounds. Thankyou for posting these!

Message edited on: 10/11/2005 22:29

Have you tried deleting the RSR file? When Poser says that it cannot find the geometry, the problem is often a corrupt rsr file.

That's very pretty!

Mr. Sparky, I've got a question. Which magazine are you describing? Could you please give me a link to its site? A kind soul gave me his old copy of Poser3. Thankyou very much for telling me about those different sites, everyone! :D

Message edited on: 09/07/2005 13:02

I wish I did. I'm working with Poser 3. The thing is, I've gotten stuff for version four to work in three as long as I didn't try to use transparancy maps(I tried the demo) and remember to convert the textures to the tiff format.

You did that in Poser? Wow, am I impressed! The lighting and the texturing are lovely. I like the map a lot too. It really does look like he's drawing the map. Kudos!

Thanks, Porthos for posting the link to Digital Babes. I wondered where the Koz hair was!

Congatulations! It's always great to have something like that happen.