Looks great can't wait to try it out! I have been slowly gathering things together for some military renders. Thank you! ccbig (Cully)

Quote - Hi there!
This is what I did, got me CrossDresser 2.0 (free) + 1 license for V4
http://www.evilinnocence.com/xd/
I then bougth Netherworks V4 clothkit who lets me very easy put V4 morphs in the clothes
http://www.netherworks-studios.com/index.htm
The best thing with crossdresser is that you can convert clothes from many diff figures to the one youve bougth a license for.
Regards / Jonny

Great as I'm sure these are, they are a PC only program. Is there things like this yet for a Mac user?

I have seen a jousting arena that may fit the bill. I believe it was a freebie but I don't remember where I saw it.

Are there any morph artists out there willing to help with this?

I would like to see more vehicles of all kinds old and new both!

Quote - in what type of format??. i can make one in bryce:)

I use Poser 7 so... a poser format would be very nice! :)

I have been searching for a large cave interior with a water pool, stalactites and stalagmites etc.

Love the blouse and skirt. Nice texture work! A belt and some sort of loose scarf might also work with this wonderful outfit. I do not recall any tops done with a button cuff. A button cuff that could be unbuttoned and rolled up would be a interesting morph for someone with the talents to make one. Thank you for sharing you work! ~ccbig~

I am building something like yours but using Excel instead. This allows me to search through any category very quickly. Because of how I set it up I can browse by a character name, by hair, clothing etc. I can also browse & search in multiple catagories at once. V3 - hair for example. The biggest problem is a newbie I have been adding items faster then I can catalog them. ~ccbig~

Quote - I actually keep a word document (organized by category and subcategories) which lists what and where I have everything installed. As soon as I've installed a new product, I open Poser, go to that products location, verify it successfully installed, then I write down a brief description of the product and where it's located within Poser. The initial documentation is a pain, but this way I have a direct road map to what I want and I save myself countless man-hours of blind searching. For the curious minds, my document's structure is as follows:

Name=Name of Item, Location=Item's location within Poser, Description=Brief descprtion of item, Intended Character=Character(s) Item was created to be used with

1. Hair 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

2. Clothing 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

3. Characters 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

4. Sets & Environments 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

5. Props 
   (Name, Location, Description, Intended Character)

6. Poses
   (Name, Location, Description, Inteded Character)

I hope we will see it posted at your site TrekkieGrrrl !!! ~ccbig~