You haven't stated so I will assume you have poser 5. If the props are accessories then it would be better to save them as a smart prop and leave the file as a prop. If the objects are required to move or conform to a certain figure then the way to do it is : Select the prop (object) and click "Setup" room. You will be warned that the file wioll be turned into a figure. Click on OK. From the Library doubleclick on the figure you want your object to conform to. This will introduce a skeletal figure onto the screen. Any of the bones that don't touch your object can be deleted. Click on the group tool and select "Autogroup". Click on the "Pose" room. You should now have a conformable figure you can save to the Figure Library. Hope this helps NeilP

I'm impressed. Looks great.

Rigging is more detailed but you would really have to know 3DS very well.

It is possible by selecting all of them and dragging them down. I'm not at my PC just now but I have done this in the past. I can't remember right now but i think it's where you grab them with the mouse that keeps the selection to allow multiple dragging.

Alternatively you could copy the original thumbnail (png) and rename it to the same as your CR2 file.

I don't know if people are using it but they are sure buying it from my store.

Any laptop with a decent screen resolution 1024 x 768 or above should be able to run Poser without any problems.

Cheers, Phil.

Multiple Runtime Folders Mulitple runtime folders is one of the coolest new additions to poser 5. It allows you to organise your files and libraries into categories of your choice. Here's how to do it. 1. Have a look in your ..Curious LabsPoser 5 directory and you will notice that you have a directory called "Downloads". This is normally used to temporarily try out new content but it is also perfect for using as a template to create new runtime folders. Copy and paste the "Downloads" folder into your poser 5 directory and windows will automatically rename this new folder as "Copy of Downloads". If you open this directory you will notice it has a "runtime" folder within it and inside this directory you will find a libraries folder which contains the standard : Camera Character Face Hair Hand Light Materials Pose Props As an example we can spilt up all the Daz products into a seperate runtime. 2. Rename the folder "Copy of Downloads" as "Daz Products" 3. Move all the Daz Related Character files (Cut and Paste), Poses and props, etc from the standard runtime folder to your new ..Daz ProductsRuntimeLibraries folder. Remember to move charactes to characters, props to props, etc. 4. Load Poser 5 and select the Figures part of the library. Keep double clicking on the very top directory until you reach the top and you see a folder called Poser5 with a red dot next to it. At the bottom of the figures pallete you will notice a tick and a plus sign. To add your new runtime ("Daz Products") click on the cross and browse to your new "Daz Products" folder and click OK. The new folder will appear and is now ready to use. Whenever you need to access the new "Daz Products" folder you just double click all the way to the top and then double click on the "Daz Products" folder. This procedure can be repeated again and again to categorise anything you like. Thanks NeilP

I'm working on some as we speak. I not going to rush them but they should be ready in the next month or so.

here you go. http://www.cybergate-corp.ch/webdesig/poser3/

Do you have the "Shrugging Guy" default png or are the library entries compressed and just showing the name?

Yeah and then you add to it. Whoh! There is no such thing as a fair art critique. Art is taste and taste is a preference. Some people wouldn't know art if they were hit by a Pollock style baseball bat, but that's OK. Have a look at the people leaving comments on your work and then check whether they have ever posted anything to Rosity...that's right... No. I always keep in the back of my mind, do I want to get votes or do I want to create art. I create what I feel and I don't give a damn if anyone likes it or not.

1. Create a mesh 2. import it into Poser 3. Parent your mesh object to a figure 4. Save the object as a prop and say yes when your are asked "Do you want to save this as a smartprop" That's it.

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Give the GIRL a break. I think this has a lot to do with the fact the GIRL is a DAZ product and people for some reason hate DAZ (although we all secretly buy their stuff)

NeilP