You are both right, it is a good philosophy to have and I will keep it in mind for the future.

There is a tutorial on the Daz site somewhere for adding extra button banks to the Python Palette:- http://www.daz3d.com/support/tutorial/index.php?id=1224 Then you can have easy access to all the scripts.

I may be dense but this seems to be making a mountain out of a molehill. Does not a properly configured firewall prevent anything nasty? Assuming that someone actually got around to trying to do something nasty.

I agree its a pain because of the different types. There is a new free utility called advanced library which lets you set up everthing thats in your runtime just the way you like it. All the hair together, by model etc etc. http://www.neocron.lunarpages.com/library/installation/ Since I started using this and the associated prpc along with P3DO I have little need to go to the Poser library palette.

Wonderful, you have a pride of place on my Python palette and thereafter your client modules! Keep it up and the coperation with P3DO and AL both of which I use. Since all my workflow now seems to involve Python one way or another I have decided to try and learn it myself. When you get 5 minutes (grin) you can sort out Shade! Once again, thank you.

Take a look here too:- http://venus.viewpoint.cl/tutorial.html

hmmm... could always make your own,just the ones you need; save lots of money,memory..... PLH still good? http://home.online.no/~kjellil/ & http://home.online.no/~kjellil/tut-FirstMorph.htm

NewGen is a CR2,works with SAE geometry.

SAE

I just right clicked and flash got link to download the wmv-Im sure there is something similar on a Mac if you are using a download manager.

Of course there is more to P3DO than just the RSR feature, but I would like to point out that if you wish to batch convert across multiple folders then you have to buy the the Pro version; the free version only does it folder by folder. So I guess a utility just for rsr conversion would have a big following.

This work together with the Advanced Library and P3DO is turning tiresome work into something almost a pleasure; thank you very much and keep it up. Sorry if this is a little off topic but I just wanted to say thank you somewhere public.